AI Applied: Covering AI News, Interviews and Tools - ChatGPT, Midjourney, Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic The Anthropic Lawsuit: A Deep Dive
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Jun 27, 2025 Jaeden and Conor dive into the Anthropic lawsuit, unpacking the implications of fair use in AI training. They debate the ethical dilemmas surrounding AI's use of copyrighted material and its impact on content creators. The discussion spotlights the need for a balanced approach to copyright law that supports innovation while respecting creator rights. Additionally, they explore the evolving landscape of AI partnerships with media, hinting at potential shifts in content creation and monetization.
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Fair Use Precedent for AI Training
- A federal judge ruled Anthropic's use of millions of scanned copyrighted books for AI training as "exceedingly transformative" and fair use.
- This sets a key precedent for AI training legality but litigation on pirated data use continues.
AI Box Tool by Jaeden Schafer
- Jaeden developed AI Box, a $20/month tool to access and compare AIs including Anthropic's models.
- This allows users to interact with multiple models conveniently in one place.
Training AI Like Human Learning
- Training AI on data like a human would learning by reading is a reasonable approach according to one perspective.
- Anthropic's main legal issue lies in initially using pirated books before buying physical copies for training.