音乐出版商索尼、EMI和华纳查佩尔周五对Anthropic公司提起诉讼，指控其通过非法种子下载侵犯了数千部受版权保护音乐作品的版权，用于训练Claude AI模型1。诉讼方认为，Anthropic已支付的15亿美元与作者和解金额远不足以阻止这家公司的侵权行为1。
原告在诉讼中指出，Anthropic公司已承认盗版了超过700万本书籍用于AI训练1。音乐出版商方面表示，"15亿美元显然不足以阻止一家将大规模侵权转化为惊人20万亿美元估值的公司的侵权行为"1。
Major music publishers have taken legal action against Anthropic, alleging that the company engaged in widespread copyright infringement to train its Claude AI model.1 The lawsuit, filed on Friday by Sony, EMI, and Warner Chappell, contends that Anthropic illegally downloaded thousands of copyrighted music works.1
The publishers argue that Anthropic's settlement with authors—valued at $1.5 billion—is inadequate given the scale of the company's alleged misconduct.1 According to the suit, the settlement amount is "manifestly insufficient to deter infringement by a company that has converted massive-scale piracy into a stunning $20 trillion valuation."1 This follows Anthropic's previous acknowledgment that it had used over 7 million books for AI training, for which the company reached a settlement with authors.1
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