Anthropic Accused of Destroying Pirated Book Backups Amid Copyright Row
asusarla · x · 2026-08-05
Commentators allege that Anthropic attempted to destroy backup copies of every published book used for training, assuming it would go unnoticed. This incident further fuels the ongoing debate over AI training data sourcing and copyright compliance.
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