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GEMA v Suno: a Significant Decision for AI Music and Copyright
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GEMA v Suno: a significant decision for AI music and copyright
On 31 July 2026, the Munich Regional Court handed down an important decision concerning the use of copyright-protected music in the development of generative AI.The proceedings were brought by the German collecting society GEMA against Suno, the company behind one of the most prominent AI music-generation platforms.The Court found in favour of GEMA, holding that Suno had infringed copyright by unauthorised use of protected musical works. The dec…
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