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UMG and Warner Seek Dismissal of AFM Lawsuit: AI Licensing Dispute Hinges on "Nonexistent Agreement"
The American Federation of Musicians accuses UMG and Warner of licensing recordings to Suno and Udio for AI training without consent or compensation. The two major labels counter that the disputed agreement simply doesn't exist, and are asking the court to dismiss the case outright.
Sony Music and UMG Accuse Suno's v6 Model of Being a Facelift, Not a Fix — Still Trained on Old Infringing Data
In a new lawsuit, Sony Music and Universal Music Group allege that Suno's v6 model, marketed as trained on licensed content, actually smuggled in outputs from its previously unauthorized models through "user interaction" data — with damages sought as high as $9 billion.
Type in a Singer's Name, Get Their Voice: Jason Isbell Leads Lawsuit Against AI Platform Suno
Musicians including Jason Isbell and David Lowery have filed an 84-page complaint against AI music platform Suno in a Massachusetts federal court, arguing that the issue isn't individual songs being copied—it's that the platform itself is designed to generate voice-mimicking tracks from a simple name prompt.
Suno Loses in Munich: AI-Generated Music Just Got Its First Real Copyright Bill
German music rights body GEMA sued Suno for training its AI model on copyrighted songs without authorization. The Munich Regional Court ruled in GEMA's favor, ordering Suno to pay damages — and now other AI companies will have to start paying for licenses too.