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Anthropic scraped and stole authors’ books.Their words
Anthropic has agreed to pay authors for having scraped/stolen their books.
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21 October 2025
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Training AI on authors’ books without permission is illegal and wrong; authors should be asked and paid.Their words
It's illegal and wrong! We should be asked and paid for our work.
10 September 2024
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The Instrumentalist is a novel about an all-girls orphanage in Venice, where they’re brought up on music.
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The Marriage Portrait is by Maggie O’Farrell, who is a friend.
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My Brilliant Friend and all of the subsequent books are not fancy writing.
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A Tree Grows in BrooklynTheir words
One of the reasons I put it on the list is A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is such a great title.
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