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Meta reply in support of fair use in AI training, including torrenting of “pirated” books datasets. Meta also opposes Kadrey book authors’ motion for summary judgment on infringement based on torrenting books.
Read more: Meta reply in support of fair use in AI training, including torrenting of “pirated” books datasets. Meta also opposes Kadrey book authors’ motion for summary judgment on infringement based on torrenting books.Meta filed its reply in support of its motion for summary judgment on fair use in AI training, including the torrenting of “pirated” copies of books datasets online. This brief is well-written. Will have more to say about it and Kadrey’s briefs, also well-written, in a subsequent post. Judge Chhabria will have much to ruminate…
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Kadrey book authors to Meta: Illegal file sharing of pirated book datasets is not fair use. File sharing is separate use from AI training.
Read more: Kadrey book authors to Meta: Illegal file sharing of pirated book datasets is not fair use. File sharing is separate use from AI training.The Kadrey Plaintiffs, represented by David Boies’ law firm, filed its reply in support of their own motion for partial summary judgment on the issue of Meta’s alleged infringement in engaging in putatively illegal file sharing (via torrenting) of “shadow libraries” consisting of millions of copies of “pirated books.” The Kadrey brief is well-written and…
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Judge Chhabria grants motion of Harvard Law Prof. Rebecca Tushnet to file amici brief for IP professors in support of Meta’s fair use defense
Read more: Judge Chhabria grants motion of Harvard Law Prof. Rebecca Tushnet to file amici brief for IP professors in support of Meta’s fair use defenseSurprise, surprise. This is no April Fool’s day joke. Judge Chhabria granted today’s motion for leave to file an amici brief in support of Meta’s fair use defense, filed by Harvard Law Professor Rebecca Tushnet on behalf of herself and several IP professors Matt Sag, Zahr Said, and Jessica Silbey. Judge Chhabria has repeatedly stressed…