Three YouTube channels, h3h3Productions, MrShortGame Golf, and Golfholics, are suing Apple. They accuse Apple of violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). The creators allege Apple unlawfully accessed and scraped millions of copyrighted videos. These videos were reportedly used to train Apple's AI models. The lawsuit claims Apple deliberately circumvented YouTube's anti-scraping protections. The plaintiffs assert Apple profited significantly from this unauthorized use of their content. They believe this is an attack on content creators who are not compensated for their work fueling the AI industry. Apple has responded by requesting the lawsuit's dismissal. The company argues the videos were publicly available and accessible under the DMCA. Apple also contends YouTube's Terms of Service permit such access.