Authors Weigh Options in $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement
A massive copyright settlement involving artificial intelligence and books has authors deciding between a payday and a legal fight.
The Anthropic copyright settlement totals $1.5 billion, but some argue it’s not enough. Colorado authors, including Peter Heller and Camille Dungy, are among those affected by the case against Anthropic, the company behind the AI tool Claude.
- Allegedly, the AI was trained using illegally downloaded books, leading to a copyright lawsuit.
- As part of the settlement, Anthropic has denied any wrongdoing.
- Authors whose books are listed in an online database are entitled to around $3,000 per stolen work.
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Authors across Colorado and the country must choose between accepting the settlement or pursuing further legal action.
Author's summary: Colorado writer refuses $3K settlement offer.
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