Anthropic Sued for Allegedly Using Elvis Presley's Songs to Train Claude AI Models Without Permission: Report
A lawsuit was filed on October 23 against Anthropic by a unit of Authentic Brands Group, which manages Elvis Presley's intellectual property rights. The plaintiffs claim Anthropic used copyrighted works at scale to develop its AI technology without obtaining proper permissions. The case raises broader questions about copyright compliance and data sourcing practices in AI model training.
Key points
- Anthropic sued for using 274 Elvis Presley songs to train Claude without permission
- Lawsuit filed by Authentic Brands Group unit handling Elvis IP rights
- Allegations center on large-scale copyrighted content use in AI development
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