Nvidia Sued Over AI Copyright Infringement

Authors allege Nvidia's AI platform NeMo was trained on copyrighted books without permission, sparking a class action lawsuit.

Nvidia faces a class action lawsuit over its AI platform NeMo, accused of using copyrighted books without permission for training.
Authors Brian Keene, Abdi Nazemian, and Stewart O’Nan are leading the lawsuit, seeking damages and the destruction of the controversial dataset.
The lawsuit centers on the use of the Books3 dataset, part of The Pile, which contains nearly 200,000 books, including works by the plaintiffs.
Nvidia has responded, stating it believes NeMo was created in full compliance with copyright law.
The case highlights ongoing legal battles over the use of copyrighted material in training generative AI models.