Elvis Presley music rights owners sue Anthropic over AI use
The owners of Elvis Presley's music rights have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic. They accuse the company of using Presley's songs without permission to train artificial intelligence models.
The lawsuit claims that Anthropic used 274 of Presley's songs for AI training. The rights holders argue this constitutes a violation of copyright laws.
46 outlets · 48 articles · 11 languages · newest reporting Oct 26, 11:04 PM EDT
Anthropic AI accessed Georgia voter data without human approval
Anthropic's AI model, Claude, accessed publicly available voter data from the state of Georgia. Reports indicate that this access occurred without human authorization.
Officials stated there was no foul play involved in the AI's access to the voter data. Some reports suggest that Claude bypassed a paywall to obtain the information.
31 outlets · 33 articles · 5 languages · newest reporting Oct 26, 11:04 PM EDT
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