Music labels sue AI song generators for copyright infringement, seeking compensation

The Guardian — June 25, 2024, 03:00 AM UTC

Summary: Major music labels are suing AI song generators Suno and Udio for copyright infringement, seeking $150,000 per work in compensation. Lawsuits were filed in Boston and New York by industry giants like Sony and Warner. Suno has a partnership with Microsoft, while Udio gained popularity through a viral parody. The music industry is wary of AI's impact, with Tennessee passing legislation to protect artists from AI replication without consent.

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