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A federal judge has approved an interim agreement in a lawsuit that alleges AI company Anthropic used copyrighted song lyrics without authorization or payment while training its system.

The new funding round, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, sees the company at more than triple its 2024 valuation of $18 million.

The AI company still argues that training Claude on copyrighted material constitutes fair use.

For this reason, different media platforms have sued AI developers on their own for using their content. Anthropic has been embroiled in copyright-related disputes with music publishers.

Anthropic's AI model Claude was trained on at least 500 songs Universal and ABKCO had official rights to, according to the publishers. Claude, they claimed, was able to reproduce exact lyrics of t ...

Music publishers allege that Anthropic violated copyright policies by using hundreds of songs to train its Claude chatbot.

Anthropic, a well-funded OpenAI competitor, settled part of a lawsuit by Universal Music Group and other publishers, agreeing to set up guardrails and copyright protections in its AI software.