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Elvis Presley rights holder alleges Anthropic used unauthorized songs to train Claude

A holder of Elvis Presley’s rights has sued Anthropic over the use of Presley’s songs in training Claude. The complaint alleges that the songs were used without authorization.

The case highlights continuing legal scrutiny of the material used to train commercial AI systems. The reported allegations concern training data and do not establish how the songs were used in Claude or what remedy the plaintiff is seeking.

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