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Meta can’t dodge porn producer’s copyright claims over AI training
A federal judge denied Meta's motion to dismiss copyright infringement claims by adult film producer Strike 3 Holdings, who allege Meta used BitTorrent to download and distribute their content for AI training. The judge noted Meta failed to prove Strike 3 did not show infringement, citing evidence of algorithmic torrenting and business-driven distribution.
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