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Music Publishers Sue Anthropic For Copyright Infringement

Music Publishers Sue Anthropic For Copyright Infringement Authored by Stacy Robinson via The Epoch Times, A federal district court in California is set to hear arguments this week as a group of music publishers sues Anthropic, alleging that the artificial intelligence (AI) firm is stealing their work. Led by Concord Music Group, the plaintiffs say that Anthropic trained its AI model, Claude, using copyrighted lyrics from their artists. The next hearing is slated for Oct. 21. In a separate case, Concord alleges that Anthropic used pirated copies of 20,517 music works - accessed...
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