US EditionMidjourney Slams Lawsuit Filed by Disney to Prevent AI Training: Can’t ‘Have It Both Ways’
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Studios 'Cannot Have It Both Ways,' AI Firm Says in Copyright Infringement Fight
The studios suing Midjourney "cannot have it both ways," trying to profit from the use of Midjourney's AI tools while accusing it of wrongdoing, the company told a federal court last week. Disney and Universal are suing Midjourney for direct...
A possible class action for copyright violations could ruin the AI industry financially – at least the affected company Anthropic and AI industry associations fear.
AI industry associations in the US are trying to prevent a class action by three book authors against Anthropic, which could potentially be joined by up to seven million other plaintiffs, making it the biggest class action ever. The associations argue that the problem is too complex to be solved by way of a class action because it is extremely difficult to find a solution to the problem.
AI associations appeal to a U.S. court to stop a class action for copyright violations. Three authors could ruin the industry.
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