A major label lawsuit spearheaded by the RIAA targets AI firms Suno and Udio for alleged copyright infringement.
The three major music companies filed lawsuits against AI music companies Suno and Udio on Monday, alleging the widespread infringement of copyrighted sound recordings “at an almost unimaginable scale.” The lawsuits, spearheaded by the Recording Industry Association of America , arrive four days after
“Building and operating requires at the outset copying and ingesting massive amounts of data to ‘train’ a software ‘model’ to generate outputs,” the lawyers for the major labels explain. “For , this process involved copying decades worth of the world’s most popular sound recordings and then ingesting those copies generate outputs that imitate the qualities of genuine human sound recordings.
Suno and Udio have quickly become two of the most advanced and important players in the emerging field of generative AI music. While many competitors only create instrumentals or lyrics or vocals, Suno and Udio can generate all three in the click of a button with shocking precision.$125 million in fundingBoth companies have declined to comment on whether or not unlicensed copyrights were part of their datasets.
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