<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>A group of authors sued Meta, accusing the company of using their copyrighted books to train its AI models.</li><li>The judge dismissed most of the lawsuit, pointing out that the plaintiffs' lawyers failed to make the right arguments.</li><li>The ruling did not clear Meta's actions but highlighted that the plaintiffs did not provide a strong enough argument against Meta's use of copyrighted materials.</li><li>Another judge ruled in favor of AI startup Anthropic in a similar case, stating that their use of copyrighted books for AI training qualified as fair use.</li></ul>

A judge just handed Meta a big AI copyright victory. He said lawyers for the other side fumbled the case.

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