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Claude’s lyrics are diluting real lyrics, say music publishers in latest Anthropic proceedings

Claude’s lyrics are diluting real lyrics, say music publishers in latest Anthropic proceedings

The big debate over whether or not AI training is fair use under US copyright law was taking place in court again yesterday, this time in the context of music, specifically lyrics, with the copyright legal battle between AI company Anthropic and the Universal, Concord and ABKCO…

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