Tech companies are now tapping into an older repository of knowledge: the library stacks.
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Anthropic said in a statement that it disagreed with Reddit’s claims "and will defend ourselves vigorously.”
The company releases a study that shows its own engineers use Claude more to debug code than to write new software.
“When I’m feeling overworked and underslept, I’m just going to use ChatGPT grading so I don’t read through 90 papers.”
Called Bartz v. Anthropic, the case deals with Anthropic's use of books as training material for its large language models.
Meta has a mixed track record when it comes to data governance and its reliance on third-party contractors.
