Record companies sue AI firms for copyright infringement, artists concerned

ABC News June 27, 2024, 09:00 AM UTC

Summary: Major record companies, including Sony and Universal Music Group, are suing AI companies Suno and Udio for copyright infringement. The RIAA states the AI song-generators have exploited artists' work. Suno AI and Udio AI are accused of copying music without permission. Artists fear AI sabotaging creativity. Over 200 artists signed a letter against devaluing music. AI's impact on the music industry is significant, with concerns about unauthorized use of creators' work.

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    YouTube negotiating lump sum payments with major record labels for AI music training (The Verge)
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    Music labels sue AI song generators for copyright infringement, seeking compensation (The Guardian)
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    Record companies sue AI music generators Suno, Udio (The Washington Post)
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    Record labels sue AI company for copyright infringement in music (The Verge)
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