Meta demandada en Francia por uso ilegal de obras protegidas para entrenar su IA

Meta demandada en Francia por uso ilegal de obras protegidas para entrenar su IA

A French lawsuit against Meta demands an end to the unauthorized use of copyrighted works to train generative artificial intelligence. Major publishing and authors’ associations argue that the tech giant massively scanned their catalogs without permission, violating intellectual property rights. The case highlights the tension between technological innovation and the protection of human creativity. The plaintiffs seek to ensure that companies comply with existing legislation, eliminate illegal repositories, and compensate creators, aligning with the spirit of the EU regulation that prioritizes transparency and copyright in AI. This litigation is crucial for *open data* because it challenges the notion that training data are in the public domain or free of restrictions. It establishes a vital precedent regarding the legitimacy of extracting and using content subject to legal constraints, reminding us that the technical availability of data does not override ethical and legal obligations toward original authors.

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