Did Apple secretly use stolen books to power its AI? Millions are questioning the ethics after accusations surfaced in Californian courts. Authors are now suing Apple, alleging the company illegally used copyrighted material.
The lawsuit claims Apple trained its AI models on pirated books, potentially impacting authors' royalties and creative rights. Reuters reports the legal action highlights growing concerns about AI training data sourcing.
iPhone in Canada details the lawsuit, stating Apple faces significant legal challenges over its AI development practices. This case could set a precedent for how AI companies handle copyright and intellectual property.
The outcome will likely shape future AI development, demanding greater transparency and ethical data acquisition practices across the industry.
