This is fine: law pros defend Meta's use of pirated books for Llama AI

This is fine: law pros defend Meta’s use of pirated books for Llama AI

April 7, 2025

Meta is arguing that sourcing pirated books as training material without permission is fair use. Now, law professors have backed the tech giant’s stance.

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