Nvidia Allegedly Pursued Access to Pirated Book Library for AI Models
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A class-action lawsuit filed on January 19, 2026, claims Nvidia's data strategy team sought access to Anna's Archive, a library of pirated books, for training their AI models. The lawsuit alleges that Nvidia aimed for 'high-speed access' to the collection, which Anna's Archive reportedly charged tens of thousands of dollars for.
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