Anthropic sued over the name of its Mythos model

Reuters reported on November 13 that Anthropic has been sued for trademark infringement over the name of its Mythos model. The suit targets the model’s name.
The case adds to other litigation against Anthropic: on October 23, the owners of Elvis Presley’s music sued the company, claiming it trained its models on 274 of his copyrighted songs without permission, Billboard reported.
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