Elvis Presley rights holders sue Anthropic over use of hundreds of songs
The owners of Elvis Presley's music have sued Anthropic, alleging it used his songs without permission to train its Claude AI model.
The owners of Elvis Presley's music rights have sued Anthropic, accusing it of using hundreds of his songs to train its Claude AI model, BBC News reports. The suit alleges the use was unauthorized.
NBC News reports the suit says Anthropic used his copyrighted lyrics without permission. It also alleges the company's AI generated versions of his songs that infringe those copyrights. ABC News also reports the claim of training without permission.
The reports do not say which court the suit was filed in, what damages are sought, or how Anthropic has responded. The claims are allegations.
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- NBC NewsElvis Presley’s rights holders sue Anthropic saying it trained AI on his musicSun, Oct 25, 3:11 PM EDT
- ABC NewsWATCH: AI company sued over use of Elvis Presley songsMon, Oct 26, 7:34 AM EDT
- BBC NewsOwners of Elvis music rights sue Anthropic for copyright violationsMon, Oct 26, 10:37 AM EDT
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- Mon, Oct 26, 11:55 AM EDT, 2 outlets: Elvis Presley's rights holders sue Anthropic over AI training