Claude Leak Breaks Copyright Guardrails // AIDRAN

What the Claude Code incident exposes institutionally is not a failure of Anthropic's legal team — it is a structural limit that DMCA was never built to address. The statute's takedown mechanism assumes the infringing artifact persists long enough to be targeted. The fault lines the leak exposed in copyright are visible in the timeline itself: DMCA requests processed and 8,000 repositories removed, while claw-code — built from a design document, not from Anthropic's source — accumulated 100,000 stars untouched.

Claude Code Leak Creates a Copyright Paradox No Law Can Resolve

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