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A Twitch streamer has filed a proposed class action accusing Twitch Interactive and parent company Amazon of using millions of creators’ livestreams, videos, clips and chat logs to train Amazon’s generative AI products without consent or compensation.
Streamer Warren Pandisia has filed a class-action lawsuit against the live streaming service Twitch and its parent company, Amazon. Pandisia claims that his videos were used without his permission to train AI. Twitch complaint 08.20.2026 final – pandiscia-v-twitch-amazon-complaint.pdf (PDF file)
The class action suit claims that Amazon never obtained consent from Twitch streamers to be used to train its AI models.
A Twitch streamer has filed a proposed class action against the platform and its parent company Amazon, claiming his broadcasts, and those of countless other creators, were fed into generative AI training with neither consent nor payment.
Twitch and Amazon face a class action lawsuit over claims that the companies used creators’ content to train generative AI.
Amazon is now offering one of its best prices of the year on Nintendo gift cards at 15% off. This is essentially like trading money for even more money to spend on the eShop, as well as consoles, hardware, physical games and more at Nintendo. You need to be an Amazon Prime member to land…
Amazon MGM Studios confirmed this week that Please Save My Earth — the foundational shōjo sci-fi manga in which alien scientists are reborn as Japanese teenagers who slowly recover their memories of a lunar base — will stream exclusively on Prime Video in fall 2027 worldwide. The adaptation will reach viewers in more than 240…
Amazon spent six years trying to convince people to download a dedicated app for cloud gaming. On July 23, 2026, it gave up on that idea. Luna, Amazon’s cloud gaming service, is no longer a separate download for Fire TV owners in the US and UK. It now lives inside the Prime Video app, tucked…
Twitch has confirmed that content uploaded by streamers can be used to train Amazon’s generative AI models. The policycovers streams, stream chats, VODs, Clips, Highlights, and text and images on channels. However, creators must actively opt out if they do not want their content to be used for future training.
“God of War” video game series actor Christopher Judge expressed frustration that Amazon’s upcoming TV adaptation of the franchise has been developed without involving writers and developers behind the original