Allegation: News publishers ask the court to give the Justice Department's fair-use statement no weight, saying it ignored the case record and the Copyright Office

Allegation: News publishers ask the court to give the Justice Department's fair-use statement no weight, saying it ignored the case record and the Copyright Office
Court ruling: Kadrey v. Meta: judge rules training Llama on these thirteen authors' books was fair use, on a record with no evidence of market harm
Court ruling: Kadrey v. Meta, 2023: judge dismisses every claim except the one for copying the authors' books to train LLaMA
Court order: Two individual defendants, Guillaume Lample and Joelle Pineau, are dismissed without prejudice from Hobbs v. Meta
Company filing: Meta's answer in Hobbs v. Meta admits downloading LibGen by direct download and by torrent, and that some data was uploaded
Reported: ROSS Intelligence reportedly plans to ask the Supreme Court to review the Third Circuit ruling that its AI training was not fair use
Company filing: Joint filing: authors who opted out of the Bartz settlement and Anthropic agree to private mediation, to be held by June 14, 2027
Court order: Magistrate judge denies bid by authors and publishers suing Meta to get torrenting, licensing and market evidence from OpenAI and Anthropic
Defendant's filing (argument): Dario Amodei asks the court to dismiss the music publishers' direct torrenting claim against him; Anthropic moves against the output and CMI claims only
Allegation: Music publishers file a second suit against Anthropic, Dario Amodei and Benjamin Mann, alleging they torrented books of lyrics and sheet music from LibGen and PiLiMi
Court order: Judge denies music publishers' request to add BitTorrent claims to their first suit against Anthropic
Court order: Magistrate judge orders Anthropic to give music publishers the text and metadata of its LibGen and PiLiMi datasets and the unredacted Bartz briefs
Court order: Judge lets authors amend their complaint against Meta to add claims tied to its alleged torrenting of LibGen, and orders Meta to give testimony on seeding
Company filing: Joint letter: authors in Hobbs v. Meta agree to transfer their suit to the Northern District of California, following the Elsevier transfer
Allegation: Authors who opted out of the Bartz settlement oppose Anthropic's motion to dismiss, arguing the BitTorrent uploads were part of the same downloads Bartz litigated
Company filing: Meta's interrogatory answers: it downloaded LibGen directly as well as by torrent, and later bought and scanned the plaintiffs' books to train its Muse models
Allegation: Authors suing OpenAI drop a market-dilution study from their case, while denying their lawyers funded it
Allegation: Authors suing OpenAI drop a market-dilution study from their case, while denying their lawyers funded it
Court order: Magistrate judge: authors and publishers suing Meta need not spell out, book by book, their market harm, which right was infringed, or the facts of Meta's torrent uploading
Court order: Magistrate judge: authors and publishers suing Meta need not spell out, book by book, their market harm, which right was infringed, or the facts of Meta's torrent uploading