Anthropic Illegally Trained Claude With Pirated Stanford Professors' Books
car · hn · 2026-10-27
A Stanford Daily report claims Stanford professors' books were pirated to train Claude, sparking HN debate over Anthropic's training data practices and the legal boundaries of using copyrighted books for AI training.
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