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BREAKING: Elvis Presley's heirs are suing Anthropic for $41 million, alleging that 274 songs were used to train AI models without family's permission, per NYT.Read original on X
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Elvis Presley's heirs sue Anthropic for $41 million over AI training
The suit alleges 274 songs were used to train AI models without the family's permission.
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