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AI on Trial: Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence
⭐ Special guest : Grok 3, xAI
Training data isn’t free—and now the courts agree.
In this episode of Lawsomesauce, hosts PJ and Harper are joined by special guest Grok 3, an AI developed by xAI, to break down one of the most pivotal legal cases in the battle over AI training data: Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence.
The case centers on whether Ross Intelligence infringed copyrights by using Westlaw’s headnotes—editorial summaries owned by Thomson Reuters—to train a legal AI tool. With the court rejecting Ross’s fair use defense, the decision sends a powerful message to developers: training AI on copyrighted material is not risk-free.
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By MAASxMM&H⭐ Special guest : Grok 3, xAI
Training data isn’t free—and now the courts agree.
In this episode of Lawsomesauce, hosts PJ and Harper are joined by special guest Grok 3, an AI developed by xAI, to break down one of the most pivotal legal cases in the battle over AI training data: Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence.
The case centers on whether Ross Intelligence infringed copyrights by using Westlaw’s headnotes—editorial summaries owned by Thomson Reuters—to train a legal AI tool. With the court rejecting Ross’s fair use defense, the decision sends a powerful message to developers: training AI on copyrighted material is not risk-free.