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Sony Music and Warner Music have filed a federal lawsuit against Anthropic, accusing the AI company of pirating hundreds of song compositions to train its Claude model, joining a growing wave of copyright infringement cases.
Malaysia's government has clarified that artificial intelligence developers must obtain permission from copyright owners before using their works for model training, with compensation handled through licensing and royalty agreements.
A Munich court ruled that AI music firm Suno violated copyright protections held by Germany's state licensing agency Gema, ordering the company to disclose revenues from unlicensed music processing and pay damages.
News Corp has filed a countersuit against Brave Software, claiming the search engine is illegally copying and reselling articles from its publications to artificial intelligence companies without authorization or compensation.