The case was opened at the Supreme Court of California in San Francisco. Anthropic says that despite the ban, automatic tools are used to access the Reddit content, and that it uses this data without the consent of the users.
According to Reddit representatives, AI should not work on the personal information of people who do not have clearly defined restrictions and people who do not have permits. They claim that anthropic actions violate the rules of the platform and pose a threat to privacy.
Anthropic said he did not agree with the accusations and that he was ready to actively defend his interests in court.
Interestingly, he has already made licensed agreements with other technological companies, including Reddit Google and Openai. These companies pay the right to use Reddit to use public comments to teach their models.
Source: Ferra
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