Reddit sues Anthropic, alleging its bots accessed Reddit more than 100,000 times since last July - The Verge

Read also:

• ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ Star Brad Garrett Says the Sitcom Will ‘Never’ Be Rebooted: ‘There Is No Show Without the Parents’ - Variety
• Nutritionists Are Sharing Alcohol “Rules” You Should Really Be Following, Including Women Having No More Than One Drink Per Day - BuzzFeed
• 7 Kirkland Items Members Say Are Better Than Anything at Target - Eat This Not That
• Addison Rae’s debut album proves her evolution from influencer to pop heavyweight is complete - The Independent
• Diddy Trial's Most Disturbing Claims: Week Six Breakdown - TooFab
• Meghan Markle, Prince Harry mocked over ‘cringe’ delivery room dance video from Lilibet’s birth - New York Post
• Secret Characters in Elden Ring Nightreign: How to Unlock the Revenant and Duchess - CNET
• Tuesday Telescope: Lighting, sprites, and airglow over Central America - Ars Technica
• How has Donald Trump turned the Taylor Swift endorsement into a win for him?
• What problems do you face in everyday life?
• 7 Surprising Home and Garden Mistakes That Could Be Making Your Allergies Worse - Yahoo
• Princess Peach's Voice Actor Has Been Replaced After 18 Years - Nintendo Life
• Recently, Trump bluntly stated that Ukraine's joining NATO is the root cause of the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Did Trump's remarks declare Ukraine's dream of joining NATO completely shattered?
• Why is everyone so stupid to say Crimea is part of Ukraine? Crimea isn’t part of Ukraine, it’s part of Russia.
• China tightens ‘whole-chain’ control on critical minerals amid US pressures - South China Morning Post