NVIDIA Sued Over AI Copyright Infringement

NVIDIA Sued , Over AI Copyright Infringement.<br />Authors have sued NVIDIA over NeMo, the company's AI language model that helps to create and train chatbots, Engadget reports.<br />Authors have sued NVIDIA over NeMo, the company's AI language model that helps to create and train chatbots, Engadget reports.<br />According to authors Abdi Nazemian, <br />Brian Keene and Stewart O'Nan, their <br />books were illegally used to train the AI.<br />They are seeking a jury trial and want NIVIDIA to pay damages and destroy the dataset that powers NeMo's large language models.<br />According to the authors, the Books3 <br />dataset copied Bibliotek, a shadow library containing 196,640 pirated books.<br />In sum, NVIDIA has admitted <br />training its NeMo Megatron models <br />on a copy of The Pile dataset. , Via lawsuit against NVIDIA.<br />Therefore, NVIDIA necessarily also <br />trained its NeMo Megatron models <br />on a copy of Books3, because <br />Books3 is part of The Pile. , Via lawsuit against NVIDIA.<br />Certain books written by Plaintiffs <br />are part of Books3— including <br />the Infringed Works—, Via lawsuit against NVIDIA.<br />... and thus NVIDIA necessarily trained <br />its NeMo Megatron models on one or <br />more copies of the Infringed Works, <br />thereby directly infringing the <br />copyrights of the Plaintiffs, Via lawsuit against NVIDIA.<br />NVIDIA responded to the suit, telling 'The Wall Street Journal,' "we respect the rights of all content creators and believe we created NeMo in full compliance with copyright law.".<br />OpenAI and Microsoft were hit <br />with a similar lawsuit last year.