They’re not being sued for making hardware that can be used nefariously; they’re being sued because the AI model that they themselves run uses data they had no permission to use.
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Not in a million chance this goes through. Can you sue Intel/AMD for making processors that could be used to develop malware? No.
Intel/AMD created a bunch of malware to test their processors that infringed on copyright? I mean. . . yeah if they did then sure.
You should read the article.
They’re not being sued for making hardware that can be used nefariously; they’re being sued because the AI model that they themselves run uses data they had no permission to use.