Vox Media, Politico, Forbes and others are alleging that Cohere has used their content without consent or payment to build its technology

A consortium of major publishers including Condé Nast, The Atlantic, Forbes Media, The Guardian, and Toronto Star Newspapers are suing Canadian artificial intelligence darling Cohere Inc. for “massive,

Several major publishers are suing the Canadian artificial intelligence startup Cohere Inc ., alleging that the company engaged in “systematic copyright and trademark infringement,” the latest in a long line of copyright lawsuits publishers have launched against AI firms.

Cohere accused of widespread copyright infringement for using scraped articles to train AI models without permission or compensation.

Major publishers, including Politico and Vox, and their parent companies are suing the AI startup Cohere for copyright and trademark infringement, according to the Wall Street Journal. This is another salvo in the ongoing war between the people that make stuff and the AI algorithms that mimic the stuff that people make.

Fourteen publishers have sued Canadia artificial intelligence firm Cohere for widespread unauthorized use of their content in developing and running its generative AI systems, alleging massive, systematic copyright and trademark infringement.

A group of major U.S. media companies and the owner of the Toronto Star are suing artificial intelligence firm Cohere over copyright infringement.