Apple, Amazon, and OpenAI Sued for Allegedly Scraping YouTube Videos to Train AI

1 day ago / Read about 0 minute

Author：小编

Three YouTube channels, including Ted Entertainment, have filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple, Amazon, and OpenAI, accusing Apple of bypassing YouTube's anti-scraping measures to download millions of videos for AI model training. The Panda-70M dataset mentioned in Apple's research team's paper can locate specific YouTube videos and clips, with the plaintiffs' content appearing over 500 times in this dataset. The plaintiffs have requested a jury trial, advocating for the certification of the class action, determining that the defendants intentionally circumvented copyright protection systems, and seeking statutory damages, injunctive relief, and other remedies.

Previous page：OpenAI Urges California and Delaware to Probe Musk...

Next page：An Ex-Employee Transformed into a Digital Avatar f...

Return to List

Hot Reading

1 day ago

Teardown of unreleased LG Rollable shows why rollable phones aren't a thing

2 day ago

My Running Tests Left Me Feeling Like the Moto Watch Is Low-Key Catfishing

2 day ago

Microsoft Says Copilot Is For 'Entertainment Purposes' Only in Terms of Use, Can Still Make Mistakes

2 day ago

The End of Console Gaming: Analyst Predicts Expensive PS6, Next-Gen Xbox May Kill the Industry