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Does this mean the artists he stole from can sue his estate?

You haven't truly lived until you've watched billions in venture capital burn just so an LLM can generate a mediocre rhyming couplet about peanut butter banana sandwiches.

hunka hunka burnin shit

As an artist, I recognize that I've trained myself on the works of others, largely without consent. This is simply how one learns a craft. So, why should I consider it to be unethical to train a machine on said works? What's the machine doing that makes it's process uniquely unethical?

We've been treating artists work as free training material for all of the history of art.

Another major AI music lawsuit. Anthropic getting sued over 274 Elvis songs allegedly used to train Claude is huge. Authentic Brands Group not playing around, seeking 150k per song.