In a new lawsuit, Reddit accuses AI company Anthropic of illegally scraping its users' data-including posts authored by sports fans who use the popular online discussion platform. Reddit's ...

TechCrunch says that Reddit's lawsuit marks the first time a major tech platform has taken legal action against an AI model developer over training data access without a license.

Reddit quoted Claude admitting it was “trained on at least some Reddit data” and did not know if that content was deleted. It also said Anthropic’s bots have accessed or tried to access ...

A federal judge in California has denied a request from Anthropic to immediately appeal a ruling that could place the ...

Reddit has restricted the Internet Archives Wayback Machine from extensively capturing its content due to concerns over ...

Reddit sues Anthropic over alleged "scraping" of user comments to train AI chatbot Claude Updated on: June 4, 2025 / 6:04 PM EDT / AP Futurist explains how AI will change the way we live and work ...

“Reddit brings this action to stop Anthropic-who tells the world that it does not intend to train its models with stolen data from doing just that,” it continues. While Anthropic said in 2024 ...

Reddit Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Anthropic PBC that accuses the artificial intelligence startup of unauthorized scraping and commercial use of Reddit user data to train its Claude family of ...

Reddit is blocking the Wayback Machine from indexing its posts, comments, and profiles in a bid to stop AI firms from ...

The ongoing legal battle between Meta and a group of authors over copyright infringement is perhaps the most prominent, but Reddit has also filed a lawsuit against Anthropic (an AI firm), accusing ...

The company declined to comment further on Thursday. An Anthropic spokesperson said, "We disagree with Reddit's claims and will defend ourselves vigorously." This suit more than a legal maneuver.