Anthropic and the record labels that sued it over copyright concerns agree the Amazon-backed AI firm's products can't recite ...

Anthropic has partly resolved a legal disagreement that saw the AI startup draw the ire of the music industry.

Publishers want to prevent the use of copyrighted content for AI training. However, the court battle is far from over. The ...

As AI technologies grow increasingly sophisticated, they are not only transforming how music is created but also challenging ...

AI music startup Suno has admitted that its AI model is trained on copyrighted music, but insists it's legally protected by ...

Under the agreement signed by Anthropic on Thursday, the AI company says it will maintain the guardrails it has already ...

Music publishers allege that Anthropic violated copyright policies by using hundreds of songs to train its Claude chatbot.

videos and even more music. Assistant professor Jian Liu's worries these models are use copyrighted sources to generate new content. Musicians' creative output is a vital economic driver in Tennessee.

Anthropic has been embroiled in copyright-related disputes with music publishers. Claude, Anthropic’s main product, is an AI-powered chatbot similar to ChatGPT or Gemini. One cool thing about it ...

Anthropic reaches agreement in copyright infringement lawsuit with music publishers over AI model training on protected song ...

While the case is proceeding, Anthropic's Claude will no longer provide lyrics to songs owned by the music publishers or new lyrics based on copyrighted material. By Winston Cho A trio of major ...

Anthropic, a well-funded OpenAI competitor, settled part of a lawsuit by Universal Music Group and other publishers, agreeing to set up guardrails and copyright protections in its AI software.