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AI Company Anthropic Reaches the Largest Copyright Settlement in History. A Turning Point?

Summary by groene.nl
AI companies illegally downloaded millions of books to train their language models. For the first time, authors are being offered compensation for this. Among them is philosopher Leon ter Schure, who had no idea he was a victim and delved into the world of AI and copyright.
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AI companies illegally downloaded millions of books to train their language models. For the first time, authors are being offered compensation for this. Among them is philosopher Leon ter Schure, who had no idea he was a victim and delved into the world of AI and copyright.

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groene.nl broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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