美国法院于2024年12月20日批准了Anthropic与作家集体诉讼案的和解方案，Anthropic将向原告支付15亿美元和解金1。该案件自2024年8月至12月20日结束1，涉及Anthropic使用盗版书籍数据集训练商业模型Claude的行为。
根据诉讼内容，Anthropic在训练Claude模型时使用了包含近20万本Books3电子书、700万本LibGen和PiLiMi平台的盗版书籍1。此外，Anthropic还曾购买纸质书进行破坏性扫描以建立数据库1，尽管这一做法符合美国"首次销售原则"，但仍引发伦理批评1。
根据法院判决，91.3%的被侵权作品已被申领，每本书籍可获得3000美元的和解金1。原告的律师费初期要求为3亿美元，最终被法院削减至1亿美元1。该案件在社交媒体上获得了2000多万次浏览量1，被视为人工智能行业版权侵权的重要判例。
Anthropic has agreed to pay $1.5 billion in settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit filed by writers and copyright holders over the use of pirated books in training its Claude AI model 1. The case concluded on December 20, 2024, after proceedings that began in August of that year 1.
The dispute centered on Anthropic's use of unauthorized datasets containing approximately 200,000 books from Books3, as well as 7 million pirated titles from LibGen and PiLiMi platforms, in developing its commercial AI system 1. Additionally, the company came under scrutiny for purchasing physical books and subjecting them to destructive scanning to build its own database, a practice that, while technically compliant with U.S. first-sale doctrine, drew ethical criticism 1. The settlement requires Anthropic to distribute compensation to affected authors, with 91.3% of copyrighted works already claimed by claimants receiving $3,000 per title 1. The court reduced the plaintiffs' attorney fees from an initially requested $300 million to $100 million 1.
The verdict is considered a landmark ruling in copyright infringement cases within the artificial intelligence industry 1, generating significant public attention with over 20 million views across social media platforms 1.
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