Meta triumphs in AI copyright lawsuit, marking a significant legal victory
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Meta won a legal case against authors who claimed the company used their copyrighted works without permission to train AI, with the judge ruling that the authors failed to prove their market was diluted, though the decision leaves open questions about the legality of AI training practices under fair use. The case highlights ongoing tensions between AI development and copyright law.
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