Judge William Alsup rejects record $1.5 billion settlement Humans have agreed A piracy lawsuit filed by the writer. according to Bloomberg Lawa federal judge fears a deal for class lawyers that would be forced to be “delayed by the author’s throat.” Alsup was reportedly misled by the deal and said it was “far from completion.” He said under the order that he was “disappointed by the attorneys with important issues in the future, including a list of works involved in the case, a list of authors, the process of notifying class members, and claims forms Class members can use the claim forms to obtain a portion of the settlement.
If you still remember the plaintiff Prosecuting humans In cases where companies use pirated copies to train their large language models. About 500,000 authors participated in the lawsuit and they are expected to receive $3,000 per job. “This landmark settlement far outweighs any other known copyright recovery,” a lawyer representing the author said in a statement. However, Alsup was upset with everyone,” said Alsup. [that] Money on the table. “He explained that once a monetary settlement was established, class members “get the axes” in many class actions and lawyers stopped caring.
Alsup told the attorney that they had to “very good notification” to class members and design a claim form so they could choose to go in and out. They must also ensure that in the future, they cannot sue humans against the same problem. The judge will submit the final list of works involved in the lawsuit until September 15. He also wrote by order that the list of works, the list of class members and the claim form must be reviewed and approved by the court by October 10 before his preliminary approval was granted.
