Sony Music and UMG file second lawsuit against Suno
1 Sep 18 1:10 PM · 9d ago · 4 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Record labels sue Suno, claiming the v6 models still infringe copyright by being trained on outputs and preference signals derived from prior unlicensed models. The lawsuit alleges Suno could be liable for infringing at least 60,202 sound recordings, with damages reaching $9 billion plus up to $2,500 per circumvention of YouTube's anti-downloading technology.
“the outputs of, and preference signals derived from, prior models that Suno built by copying Plaintiffs' recordings without authorization.”
Sony Music and UMG lawsuit filingSony Music Entertainment Plaintiff, record labelUniversal Music Group (UMG) Plaintiff, record labelSuno Defendant, AI music generatorWarner Music Group Licensing partner
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first by Engadget, 8d ago · also The Verge
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- Sony and UMG are suing Suno again The Verge · 2d ago
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first by The Hollywood Reporter, 9d ago · also Variety
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