Elvis and Eminem rights holders sue Suno over AI soundalikes
Two new federal suits say the AI music app lets users make songs that copy Presley’s voice and Eminem’s lyrics. Suno says it blocks artist names in prompts.
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Two new federal suits say the AI music app lets users make songs that copy Presley’s voice and Eminem’s lyrics. Suno says it blocks artist names in prompts.
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