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Elvis Presley rights holders sue Anthropic over AI training on 274 songs

Authentic Brands Group and other rights holders filed a lawsuit Friday accusing Anthropic of using Presley's songs to train its AI models without permission.

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  • Authentic Brands Group and other rights holders sued Anthropic on Friday, according to the reports.
  • The lawsuit accuses Anthropic of infringing copyrights to 274 Elvis Presley songs.
  • The suit says Anthropic used the songs to train its Claude AI models without a license or payment.
  • Attorney Richard Busch said the plaintiffs seek to enforce exclusive rights against Anthropic.
  • An Anthropic spokesperson said the company disagrees with the claims and intends to defend the case.
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Says Anthropic trained AI on Elvis songs

The Guardian US (Politics): Anthropic sued for allegedly using 274 Elvis Presley songs to train AI models

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Left-leaning outlets report that the owners of Elvis Presley's catalogue are suing Anthropic for allegedly using 274 songs to train its AI models without permission, a case that could set a precedent for AI and music copyright.

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Claims Anthropic used hundreds of Elvis songs

Breitbart (Politics): Nothin' But a Hound Dog: Lawsuit Claims Anthropic Used Hundreds of Elvis Presley Songs to Train AI

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Right-leaning outlets frame the suit as a high-profile copyright action by Presley's estate and other rights holders accusing Anthropic of training its Claude AI on 274 of the King's songs.

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