Elvis Presley rightsholders sue AI company Anthropic over alleged copyright infringement of 274 songs

The owners of Elvis Presley‘s music have launched legal action against AI company Anthropic, accusing it of using 274 of his songs to train its models without permission.

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The lawsuit was filed on Friday (October 23) by a subsidiary of Authentic Brands Group, the company that controls much of Presley’s intellectual property, including his name, image and likeness rights, alongside other companies holding rights to his music.

De acordo com a petição, quando Claude foi solicitado a recriar músicas “para um público moderno”, ele produziu material que se assemelhava de perto aos originais.

That case ultimately resulted in a ruling that the song had infringed Gaye’s 1977 track ‘Got To Give It Up’.

Os editores citaram exemplos envolvendo músicas de Katy Perry, Gloria Gaynor e The Rolling Stones.

Elsewhere, in September, Jason Isbell and several other musicians launched legal action against AI music generator Suno, alleging that it enabled users to imitate their identities and musical styles without consent.

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