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Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Anthropic to Enforce Copyright Guardrails on AI Tools
www.hollywoodreporter.com: A trio of major music publishers suing Anthropic over the use of lyrics to train its AI system have reached a deal with the Amazon-backed company to resolve some parts of a pending preliminary injunction.
1 comment:
Genie Li
said...
t’s such a strange feeling, because on one hand, AI could be the future of art—pushing boundaries and creating new possibilities. But on the other hand, seeing a company like Anthropic just use lyrics from artists like Katy Perry, the Rolling Stones, or Beyoncé without paying for them feels pretty unfair. It’s almost like taking something so personal, like a part of an artist’s soul, and using it for free without even asking. When artists create something, they put so much of themselves into it. So when someone else, like an AI company, can just take those lyrics and use them for their own purposes, it makes me question who really owns art in this age. It’s not just about money, but about respect for the artist’s work and their creative energy.
1 comment:
t’s such a strange feeling, because on one hand, AI could be the future of art—pushing boundaries and creating new possibilities. But on the other hand, seeing a company like Anthropic just use lyrics from artists like Katy Perry, the Rolling Stones, or Beyoncé without paying for them feels pretty unfair. It’s almost like taking something so personal, like a part of an artist’s soul, and using it for free without even asking. When artists create something, they put so much of themselves into it. So when someone else, like an AI company, can just take those lyrics and use them for their own purposes, it makes me question who really owns art in this age. It’s not just about money, but about respect for the artist’s work and their creative energy.
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