Canadian music rights organization SOCAN has filed a lawsuit against AI music generator Suno in the Federal Court of Canada. The action claims Suno copied copyright-protected music to train its AI models without permission or licensing. What began as a US-focused legal battle bet…
IndustryFirst reported 4 sept, 16:31 / 2 outlets
AI music generator Suno loses copyright infringement court battle
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2 tracked outlets have reported this story, first published 4 Sept, 16:31. We Rave You published first among the outlets Le Raver tracks. Coverage spread across the tracked outlets over Under a minute. Of the 2 reports Le Raver has classified, 1 carried original reporting and 1 ran the press release. That is 2 of the 26 outlets Le Raver tracks.
How it unfolded
- 4 Sept, 16:31We Rave YouFirstSOCAN sues Suno over music copyright infringement
- Filed 3 aug, 17:21 · outlet published no timestampMixmagAI music generator Suno loses copyright infringement court battle
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