Meta wrote in a court filing that its use of materials to train its systems is both “transformative” and of “fair use.”
claims that its artificial intelligence model Llama was trained using copyrighted material from popular books.Sarah Silverman and a host of other authorsThe Facebook and Instagram parent company called the use of materials to train its systems “transformative” and of “fair use.”
It continued by pointing out a conclusion in another related court battle, “much like Google’s wholesale copying of books to create an internet search tool was found to be fair use in Authors Guild v. Google, Inc., 804 F.3d 202 .” The attorneys of the authors said in a separate statement on Sept. 19 that they are"confident” their claims will be held and will continue to proceed through “discovery and trial.”
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