New Delhi, Nov. 2 -- Meta has denied allegations that it used adult content pirated from the web to train its AI models. The statement from Meta comes in response to the lawsuit filed by adult film production company Strike 3 Holdings that stated that Meta corporate IP addresses to download thousands of adult films via BitTorrent.

The studio claimed that Meta pirated at least 2,396 of its "award-winning, critically acclaimed adult motion pictures" to train its Meta Movie Gen, Large Language Model ("LLaMA"), as well as various other Meta AI Models that rely on video training content."

Meta asked the US District judge to dismiss the lawsuit while stating that Strike 3 had share "no facts to suggest that Meta has ever trained an AI model o...