Major music labels like Universal Music, Sony Music and Warner Music claim AI music generation platforms Suno and Udio trained AI models on copyrighted materials.

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Music labels Universal, Sony, and Warner have sued AI music generation startups Suno and Udio for copyright infringement, asserting that the startups used copyrighted music to train their AI models. These lawsuits, filed in New York and Boston, claim that both companies generated and distributed music resembling copyrighted songs without permission. The rise of AI music platforms has led to increased legal scrutiny and calls for legislation to protect artists' intellectual property.

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