NVIDIA Corp. is facing a putative copyright class-action lawsuit filed by a group of YouTubers who allege the company illegally scraped millions of their videos to train its AI models. [3] The suit, lodged in federal court in California, claims NVIDIA circumvented protective measures to collect massive amounts of data for training its foundational video AI model. [3] The legal challenge surfaces as NVIDIA's stock closed out a difficult month. The share price fell about 10% in November amid circulating rumors of the company helping to finance customer purchases—a claim NVIDIA has denied—and broader market fears of a potential bubble in the AI sector. [1] The stock also slipped on Friday, reflecting the ongoing investor anxiety despite bullish analyst notes and CEO Jensen Huang reaffirming the company's "unique" and "strong" market position during a visit to Taiwan. [1, 4, 7]