谷歌又遭版权侵权诉讼！出版商指责其AI 训练“偷窃” 作品
Quick Answer
A coalition of publishers and authors has filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the tech giant of unauthorized use of copyrighted works in training its AI platform, Gemini.
Quick Take
The lawsuit claims Google altered copyright information to conceal its actions, raising significant legal implications for AI training and copyright law.
Key Points
- Publishers including Hachette and Elsevier are involved in the lawsuit against Google.
- The lawsuit alleges Google illegally copied works from its Google Books project.
- Internal documents suggest potential fines for Google could reach hundreds of billions.
- Previous rulings have favored tech companies regarding AI training and copyright.
- Anthropic was fined $1.5 billion for copyright infringement, setting a record.
Source Excerpt
近日，哈切特、爱思唯尔等出版商，作家斯科特·图罗及SCRIBE组织，集体起诉谷歌，指控其在训练AI平台Gemini时，未经许可使用版权作品，并故意删除或更改版权信息。
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