German Court Rules Against Suno In Lawsuit Challenging Use Of Copyrighted Music In AI

A German court ruled against Suno over its use of copyrighted works in its generative AI music service. U.S.-based Suno said that it is evaluating its options in the wake of the ruling, including an appeal. A regional court in Munich ruled on Friday that Suno violated copyrights when it used music covered by the…

The Munich Regional Court ruled in favor of the German PRO GEMA against Suno, one of the first major legal blows to an AI music company.

German music collection society GEMA notched another major legal victory in its campaign to rein in AI companies’ use of copyrighted material on Friday, winning the case it brought against the generative music platform Suno. The Munich Regional Court has ruled that Suno is in breach of German and U.S. copyright law by

Germany's state-mandated licensing agency, GEMA, says the verdict has "global significance," as Suno is also directed to pay yet-to-be-quantified damages.

German court rules AI music firm Suno broke copyright rules  Reuters

MUNICH, July 31 : A German court ruled on Friday that AI music firm Suno has violated copyrights and has to provide information on illicit revenue, part of a wider legal battle by artists and publishers against technology firms.The Munich-based regional court said Suno did not have the right to process the music of art