- Adobe has been hit with a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging the company improperly used authors’ works to train its artificial intelligence models.
- This legal action is part of a growing trend of copyright-related complaints targeting the AI industry, as creators seek to protect their intellectual property.
- Should the lawsuit succeed, it could have significant implications for how AI companies source and utilize creative content.
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