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== Allegations == Berliner alleges that NVIDIA's leadership adopted and implemented an unlawful AI-training strategy that used unlicensed books, videos, and voice recordings, exposing the company to copyright and biometric-privacy litigation.<ref name="complaint" /><ref name="cns" /> The complaint alleges that NVIDIA models used datasets including The Pile and Books3 for language-model training, YouTube-derived datasets for vision-language models, and speech recordings for commercial voice models.<ref name="complaint" /> The complaint asserts breach-of-fiduciary-duty and securities-law claims, alleging that company proxy statements concerning trustworthy AI, privacy, and legal compliance were materially false or misleading because they did not disclose the challenged training practices.<ref name="complaint" /><ref name="cns" />
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