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Apple Responds to Lawsuit Filed by Three YouTube Channels

Apple is fighting a lawsuit from three YouTube channels over the unauthorized use of videos to train AI models.

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📍 How it ended

Three YouTube channels sued Apple for using videos to train AI models without permission. Apple defended the scraping of public videos and sought to have the case dismissed.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 16d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Apple has responded to a lawsuit filed by three YouTube channels alleging the company used their videos to train AI models without permission. Apple is currently seeking a dismissal of the case.

Coverage from Law360, Yahoo, and Cult of Mac emphasizes Apple's defense that the videos were public. Law360 further reports that Apple argues the suit fails under the DMCA.

Other outlets reporting on the move include Analytics Insight, AppleInsider, and MacRumors. Future developments depend on whether the court grants Apple's request to dismiss the copyright case regarding the scraping of YouTube content.

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Quick answers

Who filed the lawsuit against Apple?

Three YouTube channels filed the suit.

What is Apple's primary defense?

Apple argues that the YouTube videos used for AI training were public all along.

What legal statute is Apple citing in its defense?

According to Law360, Apple says the suit fails under the DMCA.

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Apple YouTube AI Training DMCA Copyright Law

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