Elvis Presley rights holder sues Anthropic, says Claude trained on unauthorized songs

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The partnerships that hold rights to 274 Elvis Presley songs, including "Don't Be Cruel" and "All Shook Up," claim AI giant Anthropic illegally used the songs to train its AI tool Claude. Anthropic denied the claim.

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