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Darius James drops out of 2d suit, this one v. Together Computer
Read more: Darius James drops out of 2d suit, this one v. Together ComputerBook author Darius H. James is dropping out of his suit v. Together Computer. This is the second lawsuit James is voluntarily dropping, although other plaintiffs remain. James is still involved in James v. Snowflake, at least for now.
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Author Darius H. James drops out of own case v. Cerebras Systems
Read more: Author Darius H. James drops out of own case v. Cerebras SystemsBook author Darius H. James has abandoned his own copyright lawsuit against Cerebras Systems. Christopher Farnsworth and Gary Morgenstein remain as plaintiffs. James also has 2 other copyright suits, one against Together Computer and the other against Snowflake. He still remains as a plaintiff in those lawsuits.
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Book authors Josie Brown, Katia Lief, Jacinda Townsend Gides join Darius H. James in copyright suit v. Together Computer over assembling RedPajama books dataset
Read more: Book authors Josie Brown, Katia Lief, Jacinda Townsend Gides join Darius H. James in copyright suit v. Together Computer over assembling RedPajama books datasetBook authors Josie Brown, Katia Lief, and Jacinda Townsend Gides have joined book author Darius H. James in the copyright lawsuit against Together Computer. The lawsuit focuses on Together Computer’s alleged responsibility for the RedPajama books dataset used for AI training. DOWNLOAD THE REDLINED VERSION OF THE 1ST AMENDED COMPLAINT DOWNLOAD THE FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINT
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In cases filed by Darius H. James, Together Computer, Cerebras may raise issue whether training AI models with copyrighted works in academic research is fair use
Read more: In cases filed by Darius H. James, Together Computer, Cerebras may raise issue whether training AI models with copyrighted works in academic research is fair useBook author Darius H. James filed 3 copyright lawuits against 3 different defendants: Together Computer, Cerebras Systems, and Snowflake. In their respective Joint Case Management Statements, both Together Computer and Cerebras Systems may have just raised an important legal question: Is training AI models with copyrighted works in academic research a fair use? Here’s the…