Music rights holders sue Anthropic for Elvis Presley copyright infringement

Music companies and stakeholders controlling the rights to Elvis Presley's music have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic for copyright infringement. The legal action claims Anthropic chose to pursue a potential $2 trillion initial public offering instead of respecting the copyrights of the Presley estate.
Round Hill Music previously accused the company of illegally scraping hundreds of songs without obtaining permission. In August, Busch sued Anthropic on behalf of Round Hill Music, seeking $1 billion in damages.
Busch stated, "The Works were created over periods of dozens of years, and Anthropic, by its infringing conduct, is destroying the value of these Works in a matter of a few years with only profit as its motive." Last year, Anthropic reached a $1.5 billion settlement with a group of authors who alleged the firm misused their books to train artificial intelligence models.






































































