Reddit says Anthropic is calling it an AI rival to restrict discovery
Ahead of a September 10th hearing, Reddit says Anthropic wants tighter controls on its lawyers, experts, technical records and electronic evidence.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: San Francisco Superior Court
Why it matters
The ruling will shape whether training-data plaintiffs can inspect model-development evidence without exposing an AI defendant's trade secrets to their own product teams.
Reddit accused Anthropic of using trade-secret concerns to control who can examine evidence and how that evidence can be searched in the companies' legal fight over Claude's alleged use of Reddit data.…
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