Elvis and Eminem rights holders are suing Suno

AI-generated summary Elvis Presley rights holders and Eminem music publishers are suing the artificial intelligence music company Suno over alleged voice and identity clones. Suno spokesperson Cat McCormack states that the company exists to help people create original music and prohibits any unauthorized use of artist work.

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