Two judges in the identical federal courthouse in San Francisco final week issued main rulings on whether or not coaching giant language fashions on copyrighted books constitutes truthful use, however their selections underscore key authorized and strategic variations that would form the way forward for generative AI litigation.
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AI Copyright Showdown: How Judges Diverged in ‘Kadrey v. Meta’ and ‘Bartz v. Anthropic’
