Elvis Presley's heirs sue Anthropic for $41 million
Elvis Presley's heirs sued artificial intelligence company Anthropic for $41 million (36.5 million euros), according to The New York Times. They allege that 274 of the musician's songs were used without permission to train its AI models and that the Claude chatbot was used to circumvent music protection measures and alter copyright information. The lawsuit was filed on Friday in the Northern District of California court. Anthropic rejected the accusations and said it will defend itself legally.
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- Elvis Presley's heirs are seeking $41 million (36.5 million euros) from Anthropic.
- The lawsuit alleges the unauthorized use of 274 Elvis songs to train AI models.
- They also accuse the company of using the Claude chatbot to circumvent protections and alter copyright information.
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