Anthropic Is Being Sued by Sony and Warner for Copyright.

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Sony Music, Warner, and 33 other record labels have sued AI company Anthropic for copyright infringement. Anthropic allegedly used song lyrics to train its AI model, Claude. The lawsuit involves songs such as "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and "Eye of the Tiger," among others.

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Music publishers demand billions of dollars from Anthropic for using songs to teach artificial intelligence.

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Artificial intelligences are regularly pointed at, in particular because of the works used for training. Companies are regularly accused of exploiting content without taking into account copyright. A complaint has been filed by Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music against Anthropic. These two mastodons of the musical world believe that [...]

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Sony and Warner Music, two giants of the music industry, accuse Anthropic of using massively copyrighted content to develop and operate Claude's models. As a reminder, he was also sued by a group of authors and publishers, but agreed to an agreement of $1.5 billion to put an end to the lawsuit.

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Sony Music Publishing och Warner Chappell Music stämmer nu AI-bolaget Anthropic för vad företagen beskriver som en av de största stölderna av immatierlla rättigheter någonsin, rapporterar Music Business Worldwide. Förlagen haevdar att Anthropic olovligen samlat in och copierat titusentals upphovsrättskydade musverk för att träna sina AI-modeller. Bland låtarna som nämns finns