Can AI companies legally train on books and articles without asking permission? A new US court ruling just gave us a big clue.
In this episode, I break down Kadrey v. Meta, the lawsuit where 13 authors claimed Meta used their books without consent to train AI—and lost.
What does this mean for creators, marketers, and publishers? Is AI training “fair use,” or is it copyright infringement? And how does this ruling compare with Europe’s stricter rules?
Listen in to understand what this ruling means for your content and the future of AI training.
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