A new lawsuit has emerged in the world of artificial intelligence. Meta has been taken to court by adult film company Strike 3 Holdings.

The company claims that Meta used its copyrighted content without permission to train its AI models. Allegedly, 2,396 films were downloaded without authorization.

The lawsuit reignites discussions on the legalities of using copyrighted materials as training data for AI companies. Strike 3 Holdings is seeking damages of up to $150,000 for each piece of content.

This case could set a precedent due to the direct allegations of copyright infringement related to unauthorized downloads and distribution of content. Different rulings have been made in similar cases before.