Plaintiffs in Bartz v. Anthropic as soon as claimed the AI developer skilled its chatbot Claude on greater than 7 million pirated books, drawn from shadow libraries like Library Genesis and Pirate Library Mirror. Now, solely about 500,000 works qualify for compensation below a proposed $1.5 billion settlement, with authors eligible for $3,000 per title.
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