A federal decide handed Meta a significant win Tuesday in a carefully watched copyright case over its use of books to coach giant language fashions, however the ruling stopped effectively wanting giving tech corporations blanket safety to scrape inventive works for synthetic intelligence.
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Judge Sides With Meta in Key AI Copyright Case, But Says Better Lawyering Might Carry Future Plaintiffs to Victory
