一家包括加拿大最大报纸在内的新闻出版商联盟正在安大略省法院起诉人工智能公司Anthropic。
A coalition of news publishers that includes Canada's largest newspapers is suing the AI company Anthropic in an Ontario court.
Postmedia、Torstar、《环球邮报》和加拿大通讯社表示，Anthropic未经授权使用其内容来开发其大型语言人工智能模型Claude，侵犯了其版权。
Postmedia, Torstar, The Globe and Mail and The Canadian Press say Anthropic infringed on their copyright by using their content to develop its large language AI model, Claude.
索赔状称：“Anthropic凭借其人工智能模型的商业成功获利，构建了一个广泛的服务套件，并筹集了大量资金——但未从任何新闻媒体公司处获得有效许可证。”
"Anthropic has capitalized on the commercial success of its AI models, building an expansive suite of services, and raised significant capital — all without obtaining a valid licence from any of the News Media Companies," says the statement of claim.
“正是如此，Anthropic在新闻媒体公司的损失中获得了实质性且不公平的 enrichment（获利）。”该诉讼于10月6日提交，首次由新闻网站Cartt.ca报道。Anthropic尚未回应置评请求。这些指控尚未在法庭上得到证实。
"In doing so, Anthropic has been substantially and unjustly enriched to the detriment of the News Media Companies." The lawsuit, filed on Oct. 6, was first reported by the news site Cartt.ca. Anthropic has not responded to a request for comment. The allegations have not been proven in court.
渥太华正在权衡关于人工智能和版权的计划，而OpenAI正在争议安大略省法院的管辖权。索赔状称，Anthropic违反了新闻媒体网站的服务条款，并规避了它们为限制内容复制而设置的技术保护措施。
Ottawa weighs plans on AI, copyright as OpenAI fights Ontario court jurisdiction The statement of claim says Anthropic breached the news media websites' terms of service and circumvented technological protection measures they put in place to restrict copying of their content.
索赔状称，这些新闻媒体“负责生产加拿大相当一部分新闻内容——从日报大型报纸到全天候数字新闻报道”，并且合计拥有数百万读者。
The claim says the news outlets "are responsible for generating a significant portion of Canada's journalistic content — from daily print broadsheets to round-the-clock digital news coverage," and collectively have millions of readers.
“为了获取用于其模型和服务的内容，Anthropic故意‘抓取’（即访问和复制）来自互联网和原告网站的大量文本数据，”索赔状称。
"To obtain content for ingestion into its models and services, Anthropic deliberately 'scrapes' (i.e. accesses and copies) enormous amounts of text data from the internet and from the Plaintiffs' Websites," the claim says.
新闻媒体表示，Anthropic随后未经授权或同意，将这些内容用于开发其人工智能模型。它还称，Anthropic根据用户提示持续抓取内容。
The news outlets say Anthropic then uses that content, without authorization or consent, to develop its AI models. It says Anthropic also scrapes content on an ongoing basis in response to user prompts.
加拿大新闻机构，包括CBC，起诉ChatGPT创造者 2024年11月29日 时长 “尽管来自各行业多位内容创作者的担忧，包括通过众多其他诉讼和公开批评，Anthropic并未采取任何行动来制止其非法行为，”起诉状称。
Canadian news organizations, including CBC, sue ChatGPT creator November 29, 2024 Duration "Notwithstanding concerns raised by several content creators across various industries, including through numerous other lawsuits and public criticism, Anthropic has done nothing to curtail its unlawful behaviour," the statement of claim says.
同一批公司还与CBC/Radio-Canada一起，于2024年对OpenAI提起诉讼。该案至今尚未结案。
The same companies also launched, alongside CBC/Radio-Canada a lawsuit against OpenAI in 2024. That case has yet to be settled.
国外新闻出版商也曾起诉科技公司，因其使用文章训练AI系统。《纽约时报》曾起诉OpenAI，指控其使用该报受版权保护的材料，而司法部上个月站在了科技公司一边。
News publishers abroad have also sued tech companies for using their articles to train AI systems. The New York Times sued OpenAI for its use of the paper's copyrighted material, and the Justice Department sided with the tech company last month