Incident #1655
Suno Allegedly Copied Copyrighted Music Without Permission to Train Its Generative AI Models
Description
Record labels and independent artists alleged that Suno copied copyrighted recordings without permission and used them to train its generative music models. Suno later acknowledged training on tens of millions of publicly accessible recordings while asserting fair use. Plaintiffs alleged the practice deprived rightsholders of licensing control and compensation and enabled competing AI-generated music.
Actors
Alleged Deployers
- synthetic-media-generation-technology-developers
- synthetic-audio-generation-technology-developers
- suno
- ai-service-providers
- ai-music-generation-system-developers
Alleged Developers
- synthetic-media-generation-technology-developers
- synthetic-audio-generation-technology-developers
- suno
- ai-music-generation-system-developers
Harmed Parties
- warner-music-group
- universal-music-group
- sony-music-entertainment
- songwriters
- record-labels
- musicians
- intellectual-property-rights-holders
- independent-artists
- copyright-holders
- tony-justice
- david-woulard
- stan-burjek
- james-burjek
- berk-ergoz
- hamza-jilani
- maatkara-wilson
- arjun-singh
- magnus-fiennes
- michael-mell