Universities should pursue legal claims over AI training use, argues poster
AlexTensor · x · 2026-10-11
Responding to discussions about Anthropic training on copyrighted works, the author argues Anthropic doesn't compete with pharmaceutical companies, so drugmakers have little standing. Universities and professional associations are different: their own work is used without compensation. He suggests they investigate potential legal claims.
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