Translation: Recently, three major music publishers—Universal Music, Concord, and ABKCO—have filed a lawsuit against AI startup Anthropic and its developed Claude conversational AI model for copyright infringement. The complaint alleges that Anthropic illegally replicated a large volume of copyrighted content, including lyrics, in the training of the Claude model, systematically infringing upon the music publishers' copyrights. In response, Anthropic denies the allegations, stating that they only use works in the public domain for training and that copyright owners have misunderstood how Claude operates. The music publishers assert their support for AI innovation but emphasize that AI companies must also adhere to the law. This case could potentially drive the establishment of new licensing agreements between AI companies and copyright holders.