Holders of Elvis Presley's music rights have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic alleging the company trained AI on his recordings
Rights-holders of Elvis Presley's music catalog sued Anthropic, alleging it used 274 songs to train AI models without permission. The lawsuit demands $41 million in damages. Anthropic denies the claims and plans to defend itself. The case involves the training of AI models like Claude.
- Rights-holders of Elvis Presley's music catalog sued Anthropic for over $41 million US.
- Anthropic denied the accusations and plans to defend itself in the legal proceedings.
- The lawsuit alleges unauthorized use of over 200 of Presley's songs to train AI models.
- The copyright holder alleges Anthropic built its business model through massive copyright infringement.
- The plaintiffs seek compensation totaling $41 million for the alleged copyright infringement.
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