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Mark Zuckerberg is sued for copyright infringement by Elsevier and book publishers. Total hits 105.

Elsevier and other book publishers have filed today a copyright suit against Mark Zuckerberg as well as Meta. The suit was filed in the Southern District of New York. The publishers allege copyright infringement in torrenting of datasets from shadow libraries, web scraping, training AI models, along with contributory infringement and removal of CMI in…
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Meta hit with more lawsuits over AI glasses and alleged privacy violation, fraud

Adding to its woes, Meta got hit with more lawsuits related to the controversy over its Meta AI Glasses. Swedish reporters Svenska Dagbladet and Göteborgs-Posten’s report on February 27, 2026 alleged that Meta’s subcontractors in Kenya were receiving video feeds from wearers of Meta Glasses, including in intimate moments. From the article, the workers told the…
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Meta acquires Moltbook, social media for AI agents

We are living in most interesting times. Meta acquired Moltbook, which is touted to be a social media platform for AI agents to converse. This is either a fun idea or a dystopian plot destined for a Netflix series.
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Meta reply in support of dismissing Strike 3 Holdings’ copyright suit

Meta filed its reply supporting its motion to dismiss Strike 3 Holdings’ complaint. Excerpts: DOWNLOAD META’S REPLY Related Stories
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Meta tells Judge Chhabria it may have found more torrenting from shadow library in Oct. 2022: Libgen-SciTech dataset

Torrenting from shadow libraries is turning into a hydra for Meta. Just when Meta thinks it has found all the relevant communications, another one pops ups. Judge Chhabria recently granted Kadrey plaintiffs additional discovery related to their distribution infringement claim. And now Meta’s outside lawyer has apparently found one additional Meta employee who may have…
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Parties in Kadrey v. Meta ask Judge Chhabria for 1 month extension to schedule due to Meta’s recent discovery of new evidence of its torrenting from Shadow Libraries, Library Genesis and Anna’s Archives

Meta’s prior torrenting from shadow libraries continues to prolong the copyright lawsuit filed by Kadrey book authors. Meta recently discovered new evidence of its past torrenting, about which Meta informed Kadrey on Oct. 27. Meta will turn over the new evidence and will continue to investigate for additional evidence. The parties agree the new evidence…
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Meta moves to dismiss Strike 3 Holdings copyright suit

Meta moved to dismiss the complaint of Strike 3 Holdings, the maker of adult videos. We’ll have to see what Strike 3 Holdings says in response, but Meta makes a pretty good case for failure to state copyright claims against Meta. Excerpt of Meta’s brief: DOWNLOAD META’S BRIEF
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Status of all 57 copyright lawsuits v. AI (Oct. 26, 2025): Apple hit with 3 lawsuits.

The U.S. copyright lawsuits against AI companies continue unabated. Here are the Top 5 news items: 1. Apple joins the copyright party. Although Apple has been roundly criticized for its slow development of Apple Intelligence, that hasn’t stopped book authors from suing Apple for copyright infringement in proposed class actions. In addition to the earlier…
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Research: Meta paper on The Art of Scaling Reinforcement Learning Compute for LLMs

Researchers from Meta with university researchers from UT Austin, UCL, UC Berkeley, Harvard, along with Periodic Labs, posted on arXiv a paper on scaling in reinforcement learning (instead of pre-training). One of their key findings is that “(3) Stable, scalable recipes follow predictable scaling trajectories, enabling extrapolation from smaller-scale runs.” ABSTRACT EXCERPT Related Stories I…
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Kadrey still seeking crime-fraud exception to attorney-client communications in suit v. Meta

Kadrey is appealing Magistrate Judge Hixson’s ruling that the crime-fraud exception did not apply to certain attorney-client communications of Meta. J Judge Hixson ruled on the narrower ground the communication in question occurred after, and not to facilitate, the alleged crime or fraud and therefore did not provide any basis for loss of privilege. DOWNLOAD KADREY’S…
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