Elvis Presley rights holder sues Anthropic
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"As we say in the lawsuit, the Elvis Plaintiffs are guardians of, and highly protective of, Elvis's song which are some of the most iconic of all time," said attorney Richard Busch in a statement, per NBC News.
Each September, tribute acts and fans flock to the seaside town of Porthcawl, Wales, to celebrate Elvis’s life and music, and to party.
"For Fort Wayne, this was huge," said Sheri Pressler-White. "He was the greatest at that point. So, when he came to Fort Wayne, oh, it was on."
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The owners of Elvis Presley’s music are suing Anthropic, alleging it helped itself to the King’s songs to train its AI — and sending a $41 million reminder, according to the New York Times.
Elvis Presley’s final Dayton performance in October 1976 was a landmark event, with 13,750 fans attending the University of Dayton Arena. Early ticket sales saw fans camping overnight, while the show included gospel singers,
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Rooks recalled the last time she saw Presley alive on the morning of August 16, 1977, just hours before his passing. Though decades have passed, the poignant memory of that final morning stayed with her for the rest of her life.
