Federal judge sides with Meta in lawsuit over training AI models on copyrighted books

On Wednesday, the author of 13 books, including Sarah Silverman, including Sarah Silverman, including Sarah Silverman, was allegedly employed by the company’s copyright.

Federal Judge Vince Chabria was given Summary judgment – Taking into account that the judge has resulted in the company’s “fair use” doctrine of the EU models of copyrighted books in this case and thus copyright doctrine

The decision comes a few days later The federal judge parted with anthropic in a similar case. Together, these cases are victorious for the technological industry that spends years in legal battles with years with media companies in which training of AI models in copyrighted works.

However, these decisions are not a sweeper as some companies hoping for some companies – both judges noted that their cases are limited.

Judge Chabria does not mean that all the AI ​​model preparations for the copyrighted works are legitimate in all the rights of the decision, but the claims of “wrong arguments” are correct and do not develop enough evidence.

“This decision is legal to use the use of copyrighted materials to cultivate the meter’s language models,” In cases used as meta, the bidders often have better advanced notes related to market effects of the defendant. “

Judge Chabria was the transformation of the use of the work used by the Copyright in this situation – the company’s books of the company did not simply increase.

In addition, the bidders the copying of the meta books are the main factor that affects the market of the judge, which is damaged by the authors’ market and violated the copyright law.

“Bidders generally presented no meaningful evidence about the market dilution,” Judge Chabria said.

AI models of both ancient and methane winners are training on books, but there are a number of other active lawsuits against technology companies on EU models with other copyright. For example, New York Times sues Openai and Microsoft To prepare AI models in news articles Disney and Universal Midjourne sues To prepare AI models in films and TV shows.

The referee Chabria’s protection of fair use depends on the details of a job, and some areas can use stronger fairness than others.

“It seems that the markets for certain types of work can be more sensitive to the results of the AI,” said Xabria.