Is training an AI model on copyrighted content ‘fair use’ or not? The question – specific to US legislation – is at the heart of the music industry’s lawsuits against and negotiations with GenAI companies. A ruling this week in a case involving another creative industry, book publishing, seems like bad news for rightsholders of all
Share Tweet Share Share Email Anthropic, an artificial intelligence startup, persuaded a federal judge in California on Tuesday to dismiss a preliminary motion to prohibit it from training its AI-powered chatbot Claude using lyrics that belonged to Universal Music Group and other music publishers. TakeAway Points: Artificial intelligence
Authors Sue Anthropic for Misuse of Copyrighted Material in AI Training Artificial intelligence company Anthropic is facing a class-action lawsuit in California federal court, filed by three authors who allege that their books, along with hundreds of thousands of others, were misused to train its AI-powered chatbot Claude. The complaint, lodged on Monday by writers