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theverge ai · July 29, 2026

Why artists think they can finally beat OpenAI and Anthropic in court

artists are filing lawsuits against ai giants like anthropic and meta for copyright infringement, threatening the legal foundations of the training data industry.

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authors and artists are escalating legal battles against major ai developers, including anthropic and meta, over the unauthorized use of creative works in training datasets. law firms like susman godfrey are leading class-action suits that allege copyright infringement, challenging the industry's reliance on fair use defenses. these cases aim to curb the data practices of model providers and could force a restructuring of how large language models are built.

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