[Sony and Warner sue U.S. company Entropia for massive music infringement] On August 31, according to U.S. news, subsidiaries of Sony Music and Warner Music recently sued U.S. artificial intelligence company Antropik in the U.S. Federal District Court for the Northern District of California, accusing it of large-scale copyright infringement of music works and using related works to train artificial intelligence models. The plaintiff alleged in the complaint that Antropik obtained copyrighted music works on a large scale through illegal downloads, network crawling, etc., for the development and operation of artificial intelligence models. The plaintiffs claim that Antropik’s actions are “one of the largest and most flagrant and sustained acts of intellectual property theft in history” and seek damages of up to $150,000 for each infringed musical work. In this regard, Antropik stated that he disagreed with the accusations made by the plaintiff.