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Elvis's rights holders seek $41.1 million from Anthropic over songs used to train AI

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Gulf News
“Elvis's rights holders seek $41.1 million from Anthropic over songs used to train AI”

Dubai: The owners of Elvis Presley's music have sued artificial intelligence company Anthropic, alleging it used 274 of his songs without permission to train its Claude AI models. The lawsuit was filed on Friday, October 23, in federal court in San Francisco, where Anthropic is based. It is led by Authentic Brands Group, the licensing company that controls Presley's intellectual property, together with other companies, trusts and individuals who hold rights to his music. Anthropic has rejected…

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Público
“Anthropic processada por usar música de Elvis Presley para treinar a IA”

Os autores da acção pedem que seja realizado um julgamento por júri e uma indemnização que poderá ultrapassar os 41 milhões de dólares. A Anthropic contesta as acusações.

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