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Nvidia Moves To Dismiss Pirated-Books Claims
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Nvidia told a federal court in California on January 29 that alleged contact with the library Anna's Archive does not prove it trained models on pirated books. In a motion to dismiss in Nazemian v. Nvidia, the company says plaintiffs failed to plausibly allege which copyrighted works were copied, when copying occurred, or which models contain them, and objects to discovery-based pleading.
Key Points
- 1Asserts plaintiffs fail to identify specific copyrighted works, dates, or Nvidia models containing them.
- 2Challenges reliance on 'information and belief', arguing plaintiffs improperly seek discovery to prove infringement.
- 3Limits plaintiffs' case strength unless they allege concrete copying, which affects dataset litigation strategies.
Scoring Rationale
Official court filing provides credible legal update, but limited novelty and practical implications until the court rules.
Sources
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