Elvis Presley’s Music Owners Sue Anthropic for Copyright Infringement, Demand Nearly $50 Million in Damages

Elvis Presley’s Music Owners Sue Anthropic for Copyright Infringement, Demand Nearly $50 Million in Damages hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Oct 26, 2026 7:26am PT Elvis Presley’s Music Owners Sue Anthropic for Copyright Infringement, Demand Nearly $50 Million in Damages By Corbin Bolies Plus Icon Corbin Bolies Latest IATSE Names Video Engineer Jillian Arnold First Labor and Technology Officer 3 days ago AI Giant Nvidia Invests in Entertainment Startup Higgsfield 3 days ago Meta’s Almost $10 Billion Legal Costs Take Huge Toll on Q3 Earnings, Wall Street Shrugs 5 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments A collection of stakeholders and music companies that control the rights to Elvis Presley ’s music sued Anthropic for copyright infringement, telling a federal court the AI company prioritized a potential multitrillion-dollar stock opening over respecting the copyright of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. In a 28-page lawsuit filed Friday in the Northern District of California, the plaintiffs — including Authentic Brands Group, Raleigh Music Publishing and others — claimed the company’s AI model Claude was improperly trained on 274 of Presley’s songs, including iconic tracks such as “Can’t Help Falling in Love with You,” “Run On” and “Farther Along.” The group is demanding a total of $48.6 million in damages for the use of the songs and for Anthropic to cease infringing the rights holders’ copyright.

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Related Stories Bill Burr on ‘The Social Reckoning,’ Sparring With Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg and Why Tech CEOs are ‘Leading Us to Ruin’ The plaintiffs’ lead attorney, Richard Busch, repeatedly takes aim at Anthropic’s public representation as a company eager to better humanity through AI by highlighting the other copyright infringement cases it was fighting. Popular on Variety “While in other cases for copyright infringement, Defendant has waxed poetic about the necessity of progress and AI’s value to society, there is simply no reason—other than rote expediency—to have that progress come at the cost of copyright holders,” Busch writes Busch also claimed Anthropic’s virutistic posture contradicted its pursuit of a potentially $2 trillion initial public offering, tying its use of Presley’s catalog as a means of boosting its valuation.

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“The Works were created over periods of dozens of years, and Anthropic, by its infringing conduct, is destroying the value of these Works in a matter of a few years with only profit as its motive,” he wrote. Busch and Anthropic did not respond to immediate requests for comment.

Busch, a renowed music rights lawyer, previously sued Anthropic on behalf of Round Hill Music, an independent publisher, for $1 billion in August for allegedly illegally scraping hundreds of songs without permission. Anthropic has faced several copyright infringement lawsuits from artists and writers over how it has trained its AI models, settling a lawsuit with a group of authors last year for $1.5 billion after they accused the company of misusing their books for such training.

The Presley lawsuits as AI companies have gotten increasingly entangled in litigation over their models, following lawsuits against companies including Suno, Udio and others. Jump to Comments More from Variety ‘My Brilliant Career’ Star Philippa Northeast Replaces Quintessa Swindell in Netflix Drama ‘Feral’ (EXCLUSIVE) Netflix TV Layoffs Include Director of Original Series Carolina Garcia, Who Exits After 10 Years South Asian Filmmakers to Vie for $150,000 at Tasveer Film Market as Netflix, Aamir Khan Pictures Attend ‘Bridgerton’ Spinoff, Centered on Lady Violet, Ordered by Netflix

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