Authors Sue Meta's AI Scientists Directly in Llama Copyright Case
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Meta Platforms, targeting both the company and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg, as well as two former AI researchers. This legal action is part of a growing trend of copyright litigation against AI companies. The case highlights concerns over the alleged unauthorized use of millions of books in AI training.
- ▪The lawsuit is filed in New York federal court as a proposed class action.
- ▪It names Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, and two former senior AI researchers as defendants.
- ▪The case reflects increasing scrutiny and legal challenges faced by AI companies regarding copyright issues.
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Related informationShowNewsArtificial IntelligenceFollowAuthors Sue Meta's AI Scientists Directly in Llama Copyright CaseA proposed class action targets not just Meta and Mark Zuckerberg but the research scientists who allegedly carried out the company's mass piracy of tens of millions of books.5 minute read May 26, 2026 at 07:15 PMByMichael GennaroMark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/Law.com Email ShareFont SizeSmallMediumLarge PrintA proposed class action filed against Meta Platforms in New York federal court targets not only the company and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg but also two former senior AI researchers by name—an unusual move that could signal a new front in the wave of copyright litigation against artificial intelligence companies.A Subscription is Required to…
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