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Elvis Presley's music rights-holders sue Anthropic over songs used for AI training
🇺🇸 United States · Culture & entertainment · Youngstown, Ohio · 5 h ago
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Among the works named in the filing are Can’t Help Falling in Love, All Shook Up and A Little Less Conversation , alongside additional hits like Don’t Be Cruel, Return to Sender, and (You’re the) Devil in Disguise.
Like OpenAI and other AI companies, Anthropic is facing multiple lawsuits for training their models on copyrighted music and other materials.
Authentic Brands Group, which controls Presley’s music and likeness rights, joined with partnerships, trusts, and individual rights holders to file the action in the U.S.
The Elvis Plaintiffs bring this action to enforce these exclusive rights against the Defendant that has built its entire business model based on copyright infringement at a scale never seen before.
"We disagree with the claims and intend to defend this case fully," an Anthropic spokesperson said in a statement Sunday.
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