Meta, Zuckerberg Sued Over Alleged Copyright Infringement by Book Publishers and Scott Turow
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Meta and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, are being sued for alleged copyright infringement. The lawsuit is being brought by book publishers and author Scott Turow, who claim that Meta used their copyrighted works to train its artificial intelligence service. The scope of the alleged infringement is described as "massive" and involves the use of books to develop Meta's AI technology, specifically its Llama AI service.
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