The author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay joined a group of writers who say Meta's AI efforts are ripping them off.
, and the authors claim: “Much of the material in Meta’s training dataset, however, comes from copyrighted works—including works written by Plaintiffs—that were copied by Meta without consent, without credit, and without compensation.”According to the lawsuit, Meta said in a table describing the dataset used to train its AI model that 85 gigabytes of the training data came from a “Books” category.
The lawsuit states: “Plaintiffs and Class members did not consent to the use of their copyrighted books as training materials for LLaMA.” It adds: “Nevertheless, their copyrighted protected works were copied and ingested as part of training LLaMA. Plaintiffs’ copyrighted books appear in the dataset that Meta has admitted to using to train LLaMA.”in collaboration with Microsoft in July saying it is free for research and commercial use for companies with less than 700 million active users.
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