Major players across Hollywood are taking to the courts to address what they argue is mass copyright infringement in violation of their intellectual property rights.
Logo text A trio of major music publishers are stepping into the legal battle against generative artificial intelligence to stop the use of their copyrighted material to
train AI systems, this time in a lawsuit against Anthropic. Universal Music Group, Concord Music Group and ABKCO sued the company in Tennessee federal court on Wednesday, accusing
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