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Major record labels sue AI company behind “BBL Drizzy”
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TL;DR
- Major record labels are suing AI music generators Suno and Udio for alleged copyright infringement.
- The lawsuits claim the AI companies used copyrighted music without consent to train their models.
- The RIAA is seeking up to $150,000 per work infringed, plus other fees.
- Suno and Udio deny the allegations, asserting their AI creates original content.
- Examples provided include AI-generated songs mimicking styles and lyrics of artists like Chuck Berry and ABBA.
- This legal action is part of an ongoing conflict between the music industry and AI technology companies.
- AI companies have been secretive about their training data, leading to other similar lawsuits.