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Sony and Universal file fresh lawsuit against AI music firm Suno

Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group have lodged a new 45-page complaint in federal court in Massachusetts, accusing Suno of continuing copyright infringement with its latest AI model.

Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group, along with a number of subsidiary labels, have filed a fresh 45-page lawsuit against AI music-generation startup Suno in the federal court of the District of Massachusetts. The complaint claims that Suno’s latest AI model continues to infringe on copyrighted songs owned by the two companies. The labels contend that the new model does not remedy prior infringement and therefore remains unlawful.

The filing emphasizes that the alleged violations persist despite Suno’s assertions to the contrary. No comment from Suno was available at the time of reporting. The case adds to ongoing legal battles over AI-generated music and copyright protection.

Why it matters

The suit highlights growing legal disputes over AI-created music and the protection of artists' copyrights.

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