‘I felt kinda sick’: Omaha authors included in $1.5B AI settlement

Lydia Kang spent years writing novels, essays and poetry throughout her career. Now her titles are among hundreds of thousands used to train artificial intelligence without their permission.

In July a federal judge in San Francisco granted final approval of a $1.5 billion settlement between a group of authors and AI research company Anthropic. The settlement covers nearly 500,000 titles.

Kang, a physician and author, said she discovered her books were included through a website with a database related to the settlement, which also includes links documents from the case included in this article…

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