Anthropic has partially settled a lawsuit with music publishers, agreeing to bolster copyright protections in its AI model.

The AI company still argues that training Claude on copyrighted material constitutes fair use.

In an order, US district judge Eumi Lee outlined the terms of a deal reached between Anthropic and publisher plaintiffs who license some of the most popular songs on the planet, which she said ...

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

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

Measures require Anthropic to maintain various protective controls in its current AI models and implement similar safeguards ...

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

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has reached an agreement with Universal Music and other music publishers over its ...

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While the case is proceeding, Anthropic's Claude will no longer provide lyrics to songs owned by the music publishers or new ...

After music publishers sued AI company Anthropic over the alleged use of lyrics to train its AI system, a deal has finally ...

Amazon-supported artificial intelligence company Anthropic has inked an agreement with Universal Music, ABKCO and Concord on ...