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Sony, Warner Sue Anthropic Over Claude's Music Training
Sony Music and Warner Chappell say Anthropic pirated songs to train Claude, adding billions in potential damages to a growing pile of AI copyright suits.
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AI
Sony, Warner Sue Anthropic Over AI Training Copyright Claims
Sony and Warner are seeking $150,000 per infringed work in a new copyright suit against Anthropic that could top a billion dollars in damages.
AI
Sony and Warner Chappell Sue Anthropic Over Claude Lyrics
The publishers accuse Anthropic of pulling song lyrics from pirate sites to train Claude, and they're seeking damages from its CEO and a cofounder personally.
AI
Sony and Warner Sue Anthropic Over Copyright
Two music publishing giants accuse Anthropic of thousands of copyright violations, the latest sign AI training practices face growing legal pushback.
Policy
Anna's Archive Owes $340 Million but Stays Online
A $340 million US judgment and lost domains haven't stopped the pirate library from resurfacing, showing how hard shadow libraries are to kill.
AI
Suno Hack Reveals Millions of Songs Scraped from YouTube and Deezer
A breach of Suno's database exposed internal files showing the AI music tool scraped over two million YouTube clips and hundreds of thousands of hours of audio.
AI
Hacked Data Reveals Suno Scraped YouTube, Deezer, and Genius
A hack exposed that Suno trained its AI music generator on millions of scraped songs and lyrics from YouTube Music, Deezer, and Genius.
Security
Suno Breach Exposed Code Detailing How It Scraped Songs
A November hack of AI music startup Suno revealed source code that reportedly shows the company scraped millions of songs without permission.
AI
Publishers Sue Google Over Gemini Training Data
A coalition of book publishers and author Scott Turow allege Google used millions of copyrighted books without permission to train its Gemini AI.
AI
NYT Accuses OpenAI of Hiding Evidence in Copyright Suit
News publishers say OpenAI concealed tools and datasets that could link ChatGPT outputs to copyrighted journalism, and are now seeking sanctions.
AI
EU Copyright Law Exposes a Gap in AI Safety Checks
A new research framework finds that fine-tuned language models absorb an author's style even when they stop short of copying text word for word.
AI
TIDAL Pulls Monetization from AI-Generated Music
The streaming platform is cutting off revenue for AI-generated tracks, drawing a hard line between human artists and algorithmic output.
Policy
400 Local Papers Sue OpenAI and Microsoft Over Training Data
A coalition of nearly 400 US local newspapers has filed the largest copyright lawsuit local journalism has brought against AI companies.
AI
Getty Images Signs Display Deal With OpenAI After Years of AI Lawsuits
Getty Images, which sued Stability AI in 2023 over training data, has struck a display agreement with OpenAI to bring licensed images into ChatGPT.
Policy
Meta Can't Shake Lawsuit Over Torrented Porn Used for AI Training
A federal judge let a copyright lawsuit proceed, finding Meta's 'personal use' explanation for torrenting 2,300-plus adult films implausible.
AI
Google moves to dismiss Lyria suit without denying YouTube use
Google wants the Lyria musician lawsuit thrown out before discovery forces it to document what YouTube content trained the model.
AI
Warner Music Buys an AI Watchdog for Its Catalog
WMG's purchase of attribution startup Sureel AI is a bet that tracking AI usage in real time beats suing over it after the fact.
