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Anthropic will help users if they get sued for copyright infringement.
The company updated its commercial terms of service for those who use Claude, its AI chatbot, saying it will not only defend customers from copyright infringement claims but also pay for settlements. The new terms go into effect on January 1st, 2024 and follow similar commitments from Microsoft, Google, and other companies.
These copyright protections won’t apply if a customer “knows or reasonably should know” they’re infringing copyright. This is consistent with what Anthropic previously said in a comment to the US Copyright Office, where it said it didn’t believe “users should be able to create outputs using Claude that infringe copyrighted works.”
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