Anthropic, a leading generative AI startup, has recently filed a court response to refute allegations of copyright infringement brought against it by music publishers and content owners. The lawsuit, which was filed in fall 2023, claims that Anthropic’s chatbot Claude (now replaced by Claude 2) unlawfully scraped song lyrics from the internet to train its AI models, resulting in the reproduction of copyrighted lyrics as chatbot responses.
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