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Anthropic Used Copyrighted Works by Korean Authors to Train AI Model

[Culture] : U.S. artificial intelligence company Anthropic has been found to have used English translations of books by Korean authors, including Han Kang and Hwang Sok-yong, to train its AI model Claude without authorization. According to the Literature Translation Institute of Korea, 21 books by Korean authors were ... [more...]

Anthropic Used Copyrighted Works by Korean Authors to Train AI Model

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