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SGDL, SNAC and SNE announce legal action against Meta

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Three French authors’ and publishers’ organisations say they have sued Meta in Paris over unauthorised use of works to train AI and seek removal of the training material concerned.

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Authors’ and publishers’ organisations jointly use litigation to demand training permission.

RESEARCH NOTE

This is the plaintiffs’ announcement date. Unauthorised use is their allegation, not a verified judicial finding.

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Editorial research question: authors’ and publishers’ organisations jointly use litigation to demand training permission.

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Three French authors’ and publishers’ organisations say they have sued Meta in Paris over unauthorised use of works to train AI and seek removal of the training material concerned.

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Main text and the date of March 12, 2025 at its end

SRC-0019
SGDL, SNAC, and SNE sue Meta to enforce copyright

SGDL / SNAC / SNE · FR · 2025-03-12

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DOC-0008SGDL, SNAC, and SNE sue Meta to enforce copyright

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