AI Music Startup Suno Defends Training Model on Copyrighted Music as 'Fair Use'
Suno, an AI music startup, faces a lawsuit from the RIAA for training its AI model on copyrighted music, claiming 'fair use'. Suno's CEO likens it to children writing rock songs, while RIAA argues it's industrial-scale infringement.
The lawsuit alleges Suno and Udio used copyrighted music without permission. Despite recently securing $125 million in funding for product development, the case outcome could set a crucial precedent for AI and music industries.
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Suno defends AI training with copyrighted music amid RIAA lawsuit
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