在版权诉讼中，美国法院裁定Meta必须明确指认批准从Anna's Archive和LibGen等影子库下载盗版书籍的关键决策者。1主持该案的美国地方法院陪审法官托马斯·希克松（Thomas Hixon）要求Meta点名涉及授权该行为的主管、经理和高管。1
此前，Meta试图将责任转嫁给员工，辩称其AI数据集编制采用"非正式方式"，且没有权力人物做出任何授权决定。1然而法院的裁定推翻了这一主张，要求公司披露完整的决策链。该诉讼由作家理查德·卡德雷（Richard Kadrey）、莎拉·西尔弗曼（Sarah Silverman）以及出版商Entrepreneur Media提起。1
In a copyright lawsuit, Magistrate Judge Thomas Hixon has ruled that Meta must disclose the identities of company executives who authorized the downloading of pirated books from shadow libraries 1. The court order requires Meta to clearly identify key decision-makers, including supervisors, managers, and senior executives responsible for approving torrent downloads from platforms such as Anna's Archive and LibGen 1.
The case involves authors Richard Kadrey and Sarah Silverman, along with publisher Entrepreneur Media 1. Meta had previously attempted to shift responsibility to staff by claiming that the compilation of its AI training dataset followed "informal" procedures with no decision-making authority figures involved 1. However, the judge rejected this characterization, compelling the company to provide explicit documentation of the executive decision chain that authorized the unauthorized downloads 1.
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