Mita wins the issue of publishing rights from the artificial intelligence presented by Sarah Silverman and other authors

Federal judge Vince Chapria Ruling In favor of Meta on 13 authors of the book, including Sarah Silverman, who A lawsuit against the company To train its great language model on their published work without obtaining approval. The court granted a brief ruling to Meta, which means that the case did not reach a complete trial. Chapria said that definition The copyright law did not violate After the plaintiffs failed to show sufficient evidence that the company’s use of the authors will harm them financially.

He has to rule (PDF), Chapria admitted that in most cases, it is illegal to feed the copyrights protected in its large language models without obtaining permission or payment of copyright owners in order to have the right to use their creativity. “… by training the temporary artificial intelligence models with copyrights protected, companies create something that often undermines the market greatly for these businesses, thus greatly undermines the motivation on humans to create things in the old way.”

However, the court must decide the cases based on the evidence provided by the two parties. Their work is to train LLM.

Chapria wrote that the argument that Meta copies he wrote to create a product that has the ability to flood the market with similar businesses, causing the market to reduce, could give the prosecutor victory. But the plaintiffs barely touched the argument and did not provide any evidence that explains how the production of LLM Meta can reduce the market. Despite his ruling, Chapria explained that his decision is limited: it only affects the authors of the case and “does not stand on the proposal that Meta’s use of copyrights protected and to train its language models is legal.”

Another judge, William Al Sap, recently Aside In a collective lawsuit, a group of authors who accused the company was also filed by using their copyright work without permission. Alsup presented asylum to the book, and allowed them to take the Antarbur to the court of piracy.