Piracy
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"Z-Library, my love": Lawsuit reveals how Claude was trained on pirated torrents
A new lawsuit against Anthropic reveals details of systematic use of pirated data to train the Claude language model. The company's management is accused of large-scale copyright infringement.

"Someone is getting fired": Amazon's huge blunder with the new movie
The new movie "Mutiny", which was released in theaters this weekend, was accidentally uploaded to Amazon's streaming service and was available for viewing for several hours in Europe and the Middle East. Major US studios are furious about the glitch, which could cost millions of dollars and cause significant problems for international distributors.
Ransom, Captivity and Unknown Fate: Maritime Terrorism Surges Off the Somali Coast
Against the backdrop of global instability, maritime terrorism off the coast of Somalia is resurging. Two commercial vessels have been hijacked in recent days, with the fate of some crew members remaining unclear.

The Spider-Man leak taught Hollywood a lesson in self-defense
The leaked copy of Spider-Man, which garnered millions of views within hours, revealed how X has turned from a distribution channel into a social network for an effective pirate infrastructure. While studios continue to rely on legal tools, Hollywood understands that the new line of defense may be the cinema experience itself.

The new Spider-Man leaked in its entirety to the web and has already gained millions of views
It seems that even superpowers cannot stop social media pirates. A copy of "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" leaked in its entirety to the X platform and quickly accumulated millions of views.

'The Odyssey' Online: Studios Declare War on Piracy
Anyone familiar with Christopher Nolan's work knows his films are designed for the big screen. However, just a week after the premiere of 'The Odyssey', pirated copies began circulating online, racking up millions of views. Universal has launched an aggressive takedown campaign.