The case was opened last year at the Federal Court of California and was interested in 500,000 published works. According to the terms of the agreement, the authors will be paid at $ 3,000 for each study. If the book list exceeds 500,000, anthropic will pay the same funds.
The authors claimed that they had downloaded books from anthropic pirate sites and used them for commercial purposes. The company stated that its actions were under “fair use ve and in June, the court partially accepted, that the use of AI could be considered as a transformation, but the pirate copies were not downloaded.
Antropic stressed that the agreement will close all the remaining claims of the authors.
Source: Ferra
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