
Meta's copyright strategy: Zuckerberg signed off on training AI without publisher consent
Hacker News·2mo·Meta
Court filings allege Zuckerberg personally authorized Meta to use copyrighted material for AI training without publisher licenses—a legal escalation that signals how major platforms approach model development. For indie makers building AI products, it's a reminder that the copyright question isn't settled, and the precedent here could reshape what's legally defensible when training on internet data.
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