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Suno will start scanning outputs for copyright infringement.
It’s the first platform to adopt Musixmatch’s new Sentinel detection service designed explicitly for generative AI. Its sizable database pulls from over 200,000 publishers, including the big three, to identify copyrighted lyrics and compositions. And importantly, it doesn’t just scan prompts and inputs, but also the resulting outputs.
TL;DR
- Suno is implementing copyright infringement scanning for its outputs.
- It's the first platform to use Musixmatch's Sentinel detection service for generative AI.
- The Sentinel service uses a database from over 200,000 publishers.
- It detects copyrighted lyrics and compositions.
- Scanning covers both inputs and resulting outputs.