On June 25, the United States Federal Court handed down a ruling that Meta's utilization of millions of copyrighted books for training AI models qualifies as "fair use," marking a substantial triumph for technology firms that rely on copyrighted content for AI development. The legal action was instigated by a dozen authors who accused Meta of unlawfully leveraging their works. The presiding judge determined that Meta's usage was "transformative" and did not inflict substantial market harm. Nonetheless, the judge underscored that this ruling does not sanction all of Meta's related actions.