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Music publishers sue Anthropic for $3B over ‘flagrant piracy’ of 20,000 works

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Music publishers have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic seeking $3 billion in damages. The suit alleges the company engaged in “flagrant piracy” and infringed the copyrights of more than 20,000 songs. The plaintiffs claim that the alleged infringement was widespread and that Anthropic’s use of the works violated U.S. copyright law.

Written from all 3 reports below, not from any single one.

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  1. TechCrunch·
    Music publishers sue Anthropic for $3B over ‘flagrant piracy’ of 20,000 works

    Music publishers are suing Anthropic for $3B over alleged piracy of 20,000 works. The lawsuit initially targeted 500 copyrighted works. Anthropic is accused of "flagrant piracy".

  2. TechMeme·
    A coalition of music publishers, including UMG, filed a second lawsuit against Anthropic, seeking $3B over allegations of copyright infringement of 20k+ songs (Murray Stassen/Music Business Worldwide)

    A coalition of music publishers, including UMG, filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, seeking $3B over copyright infringement allegations. The lawsuit claims infringement of over 20,000 songs. Anthropic is accused of copyright infringement by the music publishers.

  3. Engadget·
    Music publishers sue Anthropic for $3 billion over ‘flagrant piracy’

    Music publishers are suing Anthropic for $3 billion. The lawsuit alleges "flagrant piracy" by the company. Anthropic is accused of copyright infringement.

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