AI music platforms Suno and Udio built billion-dollar valuations on unlicensed music, then settled only with major labels.

Could the removal of 75 million AI‑generated “spam” tracks from Spotify mark the turning point where music platforms, labels, ...

(Reuters) -Warner Music Group settled its copyright infringement case with artificial intelligence-powered song creation platform Suno, enabling the startup to launch licensed AI models next year, the ...

As Suno and Udio sign licensing deals, questions remain about the quality of their models, competition with other AI remix tools and more.

In the wake of generative AI platform Suno partnering with Warner Music Group, what does this mean for the wider music world?

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Warner Music Group and AI music platform Suno settle copyright lawsuit, establishing a partnership that ...

Could the battle over AI-generated music be giving way to a new era of collaboration? Just two years after “BBL Drizzy” signaled the disruptive potential of synthetic tracks, the fiercest litigants in ...

In the strongest sign yet that the world’s biggest record labels are embracing AI, leading AI-music platform Suno announced today that it has settled Warner Music Group‘s lawsuit over the use of its ...

Warner Music has dropped the copyright lawsuit it filed against AI music company Suno, as both have entered a licensing agreement that would allow the defendants to use their content. Warner Music ...