Apple Faces New Copyright Lawsuit Over AI Training Material
Apple is embroiled in a legal battle as two neuroscientists file a copyright lawsuit against the tech giant, claiming it unlawfully used copyrighted material to train its artificial intelligence model. The lawsuit alleges that Apple collected data from copyrighted books, articles, and online materials to enhance its AI capabilities without proper authorization or compensation.
This marks the second lawsuit within a month accusing Apple of utilizing copyrighted content without consent. The plaintiffs, Dr. Susana Martinez and Dr. Stephen Macknik from SUNY Downstate Health Science University, accuse Apple of infringing intellectual property rights.
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