A US federal judge allows the Kadrey v. Meta case, in which authors allege Meta violated IP rights by using their books to train Llama models, to move forward
A federal judge is allowing an AI-related copyright lawsuit against Meta to move forward, although he dismissed part of the suit.
-Meta lost its motion to dismiss for claims it broke copyright law to train LLaMA -Zuck has to sit for highly sensitive multi day court deposition next Friday Two major stories on Meta the press has missed this week. Weirdly, seem more afraid of him than Musk these days.
Meta's MTD Kadrey claims of removal of CMI for lack of Art III standing denied: “...Meta's removal of [CMI] is an interference with a property right that is closely related to the ‘kind of property based harms traditional found in copyright.’” Removal of CMI is a concrete injury.…
For all of the press coverage of AI, don't look now but Meta just lost its motion to dismiss copyright case for alleged concrete harms from stripping copyright info off pirated books to train LLaMA.
unfortunately for some people, the federal judiciary can be harder to bullshit than your average vc or public investor...dmca claim moving forward against zuck [image]