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Reuters on MSN · 3d

Anthropic wins early round in music publishers' AI copyright case

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic convinced a California federal judge on Tuesday to reject a preliminary bid to block it from using lyrics owned by Universal Music Group and other music publishers to train its AI-powered chatbot Claude.

Complete Music Update · 2d

Music publishers’ lawsuit against Anthropic cut down by the judge, though core copyright complaints remain

A judge has dismissed various elements of the lawsuit that the Universal, Concord and ABKCO music publishing companies filed against AI business Anthropic, and declined to issue an injunction stopping it from using their lyrics.

The Hollywood Reporter on MSN · 3d

Anthropic Wins First Round In Lawsuit From Music Publishers Over Song Lyrics

The court stressed disruptions to Anthropic's operations and that the licensing market for lyrics owned by Universal Music Group, Concord Music Group and ABKCO hasn't been undercut.

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Anthropic might get to use Universal Music Group's lyrics after all

The last few years have seen an ongoing debate over what rights AI companies have to utilize copyrighted material. The latest ...

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Anthropic Scores Early Hit in Universal Music Group (UMGNF) Case

Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company backed by Amazon (AMZN), has scored an early victory in its tussle with music ...

Music Business Worldwide3d

UMG’s AI training injunction request shot down by judge in Anthropic lawsuit – but music publishers can now gather more evidence from platform

Credit: Ben Houdijk/Shutterstock Anthropic is accused of training its AI bot Claude on copyrighted lyrics from artists ...

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Anthropic Scores Win in AI Copyright Dispute With Record Labels

Anthropic scored a win this week after a U.S. court denied an injunction that Universal Music Group and other record labels ...

GlobalData on MSN3d

Anthropic secures early win in AI copyright dispute

Judge Lee said that the publishers’ argument essentially sought a judicial definition of a licensing market for AI training.

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