The Munich Regional Court found on Friday that Suno violated copyright law by training its AI music model on protected compositions without a licence, ordering the platform to disclose revenue tied to the infringement and holding it liable for damages yet to be quantified. GEMA’s…
IndustryFirst reported 31 jul, 10:35 / 2 outlets
Germany rules Suno infringed copyright in landmark AI music case
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How it unfolded
- 31 Jul, 10:35We Rave YouFirstGermany rules Suno infringed copyright in landmark AI music case
- Filed 3 aug, 15:16 · outlet published no timestampDJ MagSuno loses landmark copyright case in Germany over AI training practices
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2 outletsThe AI music platform has faced several lawsuits in recent years