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According to reports, on July 20, local time, US Judge Arace Martínez-Olguín for the Northern District of California approved a $1.5 billion settlement involving the artificial intelligence company Anthropic, rejecting objections that the compensation amount was too low. The agreement aims to resolve a class-action lawsuit brought by a group of writers who in 2024 accused Anthropic of using their books to train its AI chatbot Claude without permission.

Zhitongcaijing·07/21/2026 00:01:07
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According to reports, on July 20, local time, US Judge Arace Martínez-Olguín for the Northern District of California approved a $1.5 billion settlement involving the artificial intelligence company Anthropic, rejecting objections that the compensation amount was too low. The agreement aims to resolve a class-action lawsuit brought by a group of writers who in 2024 accused Anthropic of using their books to train its AI chatbot Claude without permission.