Iniciativa sobre Anthropic

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• HasData: nine AI companies train on user content by default until opt-out (inglés)
• Canada: what the rules say (inglés)
• 加拿大：规则概览 (chino)
• China (mainland): what the rules say (inglés)
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• European Union: what the rules say (inglés)
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• India: what the rules say (inglés)
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• Mexico: what the rules say (inglés)
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Casos y novedades

• Anthropic's $1.5B settlement payouts near, but authors face an error-riddled claims portal and a November 20 dispute deadline
• Sony Music and Warner Chappell sue Anthropic over Claude lyric training
• Anthropic strikes first publisher licensing deal with AP for election data
• Taiwan lawmakers question Anthropic after 1.8 million Taiwanese books obtained for AI training
• Judge dismisses direct copyright claim against Anthropic CEO Amodei, with leave to amend, in Concord publishers suit
• Google and Anthropic join Japan's AI transparency code but won't answer individual training-data inquiries
• Reservoir Media sues Anthropic over 853 songs allegedly used to train Claude, seeking about $151M
• Elvis Presley music owners sue Anthropic over 274 songs allegedly used to train Claude
• Anthropic adds Claude Code rule barring recreations of specific existing games
• OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic back shared robots.txt AI-training opt-out signal
• Textbook authors tell court the Anthropic settlement claims process disadvantages them over publisher splits
• Bartz v. Anthropic: first settlement payments now expected the week of November 23, with allocation notices by November 13
• Stanford professors Wolff and Lee filed Cruz v. Anthropic after opting out of $1.5 billion Bartz settlement
• Elvis Presley rights holders sue Anthropic over alleged training on 274 songs
• Reservoir Media sues Suno and Anthropic over song training, seeking over $340 million combined
• Judge hears Anthropic's fair-use defense in music publishers' lawsuit; no ruling yet
• Judge to hear key fair-use arguments in music publishers' AI training lawsuit against Anthropic
• Analysis of Anthropic's piracy download list finds 21 Korean works, including Han Kang's 'Human Acts'
• Canadian publishers sue Anthropic over alleged copyright infringement in training Claude
• OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Google race to buy workplace records as AI training fuel; consent dispute grows
• Music publishers warn Australia against weakening copyright for AI training; Anthropic and OpenAI dispute licensing premise
• AI Copyright Deal: Albanese and Taylor Move Toward a Licence-Free Model
• Anthropic bought Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese books for AI training
• Canadian news publishers sue Anthropic over alleged scraping of journalism to train Claude
• Anthropic cites Doe v. GitHub ruling to attack music publishers' DMCA claim in Concord I; summary-judgment hearing set for Oct. 21
• At least 22 Korean books, including Han Kang's, appear on Anthropic's $1.5B settlement eligibility list
• Anthropic moves to dismiss BMG's US copyright claims over song compositions
• Six authors file individual copyright suits against Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, xAI and Perplexity
• South Korea's LTI identifies 21 Korean works on Anthropic's $1.5B settlement compensation list
• NWU condemns 'Project Panama' book-destruction operation tied to Anthropic litigation documents
• Attorneys contrast Anthropic and Meta fair-use rulings on market harm in AI book-training cases
• Sony Music Publishing, Warner Chappell and 33 other publishers sue Anthropic over lyrics in Claude training data
• Filings show Anthropic's Project Panama signed Korean book-purchase contracts for training data
• Anthropic publishes $1.5B settlement book list; includes works by Han Kang and other Korean authors
• Claude user sues Anthropic over facial scans and biometric privacy in identity verification
• Anthropic says new safeguards cut AI model-distillation attacks by 90–99%
• UK privacy watchdog secures AI company commitments on how personal data is used to train AI models
• Japanese book wholesaler Nippan confirms selling bulk books to Anthropic, raising AI training concerns
• ARIA chief tells Australian parliament OpenAI and Anthropic seek copyright carve-out for training; warns of 'Trojan horse for Big AI'
• ABC tells Australian parliament robots.txt opt-out is bypassed by OpenAI and Anthropic
• Australian creators reject AI copyright 'opt-out' carveout at Senate inquiry
• OpenAI and Anthropic urge Australia to relax ban on training AI models on creative content
• Anthropic files motion to compel OpenAI on deleted-Reddit-post records in Reddit v. Anthropic
• Anthropic adds opt-in voice-data sharing toggle for Claude model training
• Japan's book publishers ask distributor Nippan to explain book sales linked to Anthropic's training programme
• Australian broadcasters ABC and SBS push back on Anthropic's robots.txt opt-out proposal, demand AI firms join news bargaining incentive
• 日本書籍出版協会、AnthropicのAI学習用スキャン疑惑をめぐり日販に確認を求める書簡を送付
• Anthropic pitches robots.txt opt-out at Australia's AI inquiry; ABC and SBS push back
• Authors dispute publishers' and agents' claims on Anthropic $1.5B settlement payouts
• Court gives final approval to Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement over books pirated to train Claude
• Anthropic asks Australia for "conditional approval" to train AI on copyrighted works via opt-out
• Publishers allege Anthropic's "Project Panama" bought, scanned, and destroyed songbooks; discovery fight in Concord II
• Round Hill Music sues Anthropic over alleged use of song lyrics to train Claude, seeks up to $1B
• Anthropic seeks dismissal of personal claims against CEO and output-infringement claims in $3B music publisher suit
• John Carreyrou and five writers sue Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Meta, xAI, and Perplexity over pirated books in AI training
• Sony and Warner music publishers sue Anthropic over alleged use of song lyrics and sheet music to train Claude
• Authors clash with publishers and literary agents over shares of Anthropic's $1.5B settlement payouts
• Anthropic asks court to dismiss Bartz opt-out authors' suit as time-barred
• Judge lets three of Reddit's claims against Anthropic proceed and dismisses two
• Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell sue Anthropic over alleged torrenting of lyrics and sheet music to train Claude
• European Writers' Council denounces AI firms' destructive scanning of millions of books
• Court grants final approval to $1.5 billion Anthropic copyright settlement
• Anthropic documents ClaudeBot training opt-out via robots.txt
• Baker Donelson lawyers summarize 2025 AI-training copyright decisions

Lecturas relacionadas (no tratan sobre Anthropic)

• New York Times and Daily News sue Brave Software over scraping articles for AI training and resale to AI firms — Named in the complaints as a buyer of Brave's content, not a defendant in these cases; included for context only.
• Google, Microsoft, Meta and Anthropic harden AI-copyright risk language in October SEC filings — Anthropic's 26 Oct 2026 Form S-1 is one of the four filings summarized in this item; it books the $1.5 billion Bartz settlement and reports further individual suits and demands.
• Australia rules out AI 'text and data mining' copyright exception, sides with creators — Frontier-model trainer whose AI-training scraping practices are the target of Australia's rejected TDM exception; decision affects it as a developer of models trained on copyrighted works. No company named as defendant; linked as reference to the policy decision.
• Korean publishers survey suspected AI bulk book-buying and demand compensation framework — Named in the Korea Times report: the LTI of Korea found 21 Korean books on the compensation eligibility list for Anthropic's US copyright settlement. Linked as reference; no accusation of bulk buying against it.
• Authors Guild organizes global statement opposing Australia's planned AI-training copyright exception — Frontier-model trainer whose AI-training practices are the target of the Authors Guild's opposition to Australia's planned training exception. No company named as defendant; linked as reference.
• UK stealth-bot bill heads to second reading with publisher and Reddit backing — Frontier-model trainer whose bot-scraping practices are the target of the UK stealth-bot bill's operator-disclosure requirement. No named defendant; linked as reference to the policy measure.
• Australian authors and publishers demand AI licensing law at parliamentary hearing — Frontier-model trainer whose AI-training practices are the target of the ASA/APA demands for mandatory disclosure, permission and payment. No company named as defendant; linked as reference to the policy ask.
• 63 media groups warn Australian lawmakers against AI-training opt-out copyright change — AI training of frontier models like Anthropic's would shift to an opt-out default under the opposed proposal.
• Music body warns Australia against weakening copyright for AI training; cites uncompensated use of Australian songs — Anthropic special envoy Jeffrey Bleich testified at the Australian parliamentary AI committee discussed in this item.
• South Korean publishers launch 'No Books, No AI' appeal demanding training-data disclosure and fair compensation — Appeal was triggered by reporting that Anthropic illegally downloaded works by Korean authors and subsequently bought hundreds of thousands of Korean-language books; the Bartz v. Anthropic settlement is the appeal's central legal backdrop.
• AI Lawsuit Tracker counts 248 cases against 76 companies; copyright dominates — Named among the most-sued companies in the tracker (18 cases).
• EFF guide: how to opt out of AI training on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot and other major platforms — Guide links to Claude's documentation for opting out of training on conversations.
• Publisher coalition SPUR releases content telemetry standard to track how AI tools use publishers' content, invites major AI companies onto licensing advisory board — Named by SPUR/Digiday as one of five AI companies invited to join SPUR's AI Licensing Advisory Board for the content telemetry standard; Anthropic did not respond before publication. Not a party to the standard's release itself.
• European Commission opens consultation on copyright and AI, asking whether rules on protected content in AI need strengthening — Major general-purpose AI provider placing models on the EU market; the consultation seeks input from generative AI providers and reviews the copyright framework governing their use of protected content. No single company is the subject.
• Kadrey v. Meta: judge orders Meta to produce torrent command histories; refuses subpoenas against OpenAI and Anthropic — named only as a denied subpoena target in this discovery dispute; no claim against Anthropic here
• Leaked Australian proposal would allow AI training opt-out, with no compensation under one option — Anthropic is named in reporting as one of the frontier AI companies the Australian government hopes to attract with this proposal; it did not make OpenAI's threat but is a target beneficiary.

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