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Bloomsbury to collect millions from Anthropic's $1.5bn copyright settlement with authors
The Harry Potter publisher has 14,087 titles in the deal, with roughly $3,000 proposed per title. It is one of the largest payouts so far in the long legal fight over AI training data.
Anthropic Agrees to Pay Authors $3,000 Per Book in $1.5 Billion AI Copyright Settlement
A federal judge approved the deal on Monday, calling it meaningful relief for writers whose books were allegedly used without permission to train Anthropic's AI.
A federal judge approves Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement with authors and publishers
The payout works out to $3,000 per book across roughly 500,000 works. But the ruling that made AI training on copyrighted text legal still stands, and many authors are not celebrating.
Patreon starts blocking AI scrapers instead of just asking them nicely
The creator platform has partnered with Cloudflare to actively stop bots from harvesting creators' work to train AI models, moving past the old honour-system approach.
Hacked Suno Data Reveals Millions of Songs Scraped From YouTube Music, Deezer, and More
A security breach at the AI music generator exposed internal code showing the company pulled over two million clips from streaming platforms, and some customers say they were never told their data was accessed.
Publishers sue Google over Gemini AI training, calling it one of history's biggest copyright violations
Hachette, Cengage, and Elsevier claim Google used millions of copyrighted books without permission to build its Gemini AI. A federal lawsuit filed in New York could reshape how AI companies gather training data.
A documentary about training AI on real people raises questions it refuses to answer
Marc Isaacs' new film 'Synthetic Sincerity' blurs fact and fiction to explore how AI learns from human faces and stories. Critics say it skips the hard questions it promises to ask.
Australia's creatives versus AI companies: the copyright fight heading to Canberra
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to address artificial intelligence this week as Australian artists demand their work stops being used to train AI without permission or pay.