The copyright owners of Elvis Presley's songs have sued Anthropic, accusing the company of illegally using 274 songs to train artificial intelligence, Claude, Billboard and NBC News reported. According to the plaintiffs, the company did not receive permission and did not pay a fee for the use of the music. Among the plaintiffs -. Authentic Brands Group, which manages Presley's intellectual property, as well as other copyright holders. They claim that infringements continue because users can create musical compositions based on copyrighted works using AI. The suit references famous Presley songs including Can't Help Falling in Love, It's All Shaken and Don't Be Cruel. Anthropic denies the allegations.

The copyright owners of Elvis Presley's songs have sued Anthropic, accusing the company of illegally using 274 songs to train artificial intelligence, Claude, Billboard and NBC News reported. According to the plaintiffs, the company did not receive permission and did not pay a fee for the use of the music. Among the plaintiffs -. Authentic Brands Group, which manages Presley's intellectual property, as well as other copyright holders. They claim that infringements continue because users can create musical compositions based on copyrighted works using AI. The suit references famous Presley songs including Can't Help Falling in Love, It's All Shaken and Don't Be Cruel. Anthropic denies the allegations.