Court pushes Reddit's fight to inspect Anthropic's AI records into October
The tentative ruling moves the protective-order hearing to October 1st, after two late-September motions to compel and a case conference.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Why it matters
The delayed ruling will set the terms under which Reddit can test its scraping claims without exposing Anthropic's model-development records to people involved in Reddit's AI business.
A San Francisco judge has tentatively delayed a hearing that could determine how closely Reddit's lawyers and experts may examine Anthropic's confidential AI records.
The San Francisco Superior Court case record moves Reddit's motion for a protective order and electronic-discovery protocol from September 10th to October 1st. Judge Joseph M. Quinn's posted tentative ruling says the matter was continued "on the court's motion" and gives no reason for the postponement.…
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