Anthropic faces a $41.1 million lawsuit for using Elvis Presley's songs to train AI model Claude without permission. Learn more about the case.
They want a little less chatbot conversation, and a whole lot more royalty action
Companies are accused of training their AI models using copyrighted music and lyrics.
The latest lawsuit was brought by a unit of Authentic Brands Group.
Anthropic is reportedly being sued for allegedly training its AI on Elvis Presley's music without permission.Billboard reports that owners of Presley's intellectual property rights filed the...
Plaintiffs seek $150,000 per alleged copyright infringement, bringing total damages claim to $48.6M
Elvis Presley’s hits are at the centre of a $41 million copyright fight with Anthropic, as AI-generated music intensifies the battle over creative rights and royalties.
The artist’s estate is asking for $150,000 for each of 274 copyrighted works listed in the complaint. Songs include 'All Shook Up' and 'Can't Help Falling in Love.'
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