Moments after announcing a Believe partnership deal, Suno is now rolling out its Warner Music- and BMG-backed v6 models – with an eye on expanding into “opt-in experiences built around individual artists.” The sudden shift marks a big departure from earlier, non-licensed content…
ReleaseFirst reported 9 sept, 15:58 / 1 outlet
Will You Please Stop Suing Us Now? Suno Turns a Legit Leaf With ‘v6’ as Warner Music’s Kyncl Leads the Licensed AI Pep Rally
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