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Kadrey v. Meta

Parallel track to other LLM training cases; tests whether Meta's open-release strategy changes market harm analysis.

CopyrightFederalWatchingFiled / active 2023U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California

Procedural posture

Consolidated author suits against Meta regarding LLaMA training data; motion practice on fair use and direct infringement (placeholder).

Facts

Plaintiffs allege Meta trained LLaMA models on copyrighted works without authorization, including materials from shadow libraries (placeholder).

Legal issues

  • Direct infringement via creation of training copies
  • Fair use and transformative purpose of LLM training
  • Market harm to licensing and derivative markets

Holding

Pending — no final merits holding (placeholder).

Reasoning

Early decisions focus on pleading standards and class certification; fair use analysis ongoing (placeholder).

Why it matters for AI law

Parallel track to other LLM training cases; tests whether Meta's open-release strategy changes market harm analysis.

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