A Connecticut streamer has filed a class action lawsuit, alleging Twitch and Amazon used his content without permission to train commercial AI models.
The lawsuit was filed in Connecticut
Aug 24, 2026
10:03 am
What's the storyA Connecticut-based Twitch streamer, Warren Pandiscia, has filed a class action lawsuit against Twitch and Amazon.
The lawsuit alleges that both companies used his content without permission or licensing to train commercial artificial intelligence (AI) models.
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