Damages in Major Label Lawsuit Against Suno Could Top $9 Billion After Sony and Universal Add Another 61,026 Tracks
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Universal and Sony vs. Suno – who is allowed to own the future of music? The most important music process since Napster is running.And everyone listens.Do you like Taylor Swift? Enjoy it as long as you can. Because on the horizon there is no longer such a pervasive possibility that a Taylor Swift — or a Drake, or a Sabrina Carpenter — is no longer needed at all. One machine is enough. It spits out a song at the touch of a button, which is suspic…
Sony moves to expand Udio lawsuit with 30 000 recording claim
Sony Music has moved to expand its copyright infringement lawsuit against artificial intelligence music platform Udio, alleging that the company trained its AI systems on more than 30 000 recordings without authorisation. Court filings reported over the weekend indicate that Sony is seeking to amend its complaint, nearly two years after legal proceedings began. The latest move follows an extended discovery process and comes after Udio formally r…
Damages in major label lawsuit against Suno could top $9 billion after Sony and Universal add another 61,026 tracks
Sony Music and Universal Music want to expand the formal list of recordings that they reckon Suno copied without licence when training its generative AI model, from 560 tracks to 61,026. Sony also wants to expand its formal list of recordings copied by Udio, adding just over 30,000 more recordings.These lists are very important in the context of the ongoing copyright infringement lawsuits being pursued against the AI companies - both Sony and Un…
Sony Music Intensifies Udio Lawsuit Over 30,000+ Allegedly Infringed Recordings
Sony Music is intensifying its lawsuit against Udio, alleging that the AI music platform improperly used over 30,000 recordings. Recently, Sony filed to amend its complaint, prompting Udio to strongly oppose the request. After years of legal proceedings, Udio only responded to the current version of the lawsuit in April, reinforcing its fair use arguments. This escalation highlights ongoing disagreements among the ‘Big Three’ labels regarding ge…
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