28/6/2025–|Last update: 10:45 (Mecca time)
Judge William Alsoub sided with the Anthropic company responsible for developing the artificial intelligence model “Claude”, to give it a historic judgment in the issue of training artificial intelligence models on the content of the company, according to the “The Verge” website.
William Alsoub, the northern region of the California region, is limited to training artificial intelligence models using the content of the book that the company “Angerobick” bought its physical copies and then turned it into digital copies and raised it in the company’s database to train the form on it.
The judge asserts that “Anthsherobic” is still facing another separate case regarding piracy of millions of books via the Internet and then using them to train artificial intelligence models, but this is the issue of theft and pirate and not a violation of intellectual property laws, according to the site’s report.
It is noteworthy that the beginning of the case was from the book Andrea Partz, Charles Gray, Kirk Wallace Johnson against “Anthrobick” and the artificial intelligence model “Claude” against the background of training the model using pirate copies of their books, so the ruling represents a milestone in the history of artificial intelligence and intellectual property laws.
The judge pointed out that this issue is not different from what happens when training children in schools on good writing using the leading works of commercial writers, stressing that the Royal Intellectual Protection Law seeks to enhance the original works of the authors, and not to protect the authors from competition.
For its part, “Angerobic”, through the spokesperson Jennifer Martinez, expressed her happiness that the court admitted that training artificial intelligence models completely transformed the world, through an email sent by the company to the “The Verg” website.