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.
AI-generated summary Suno filed a legal motion available in federal court to dismiss the proposed class action lawsuit brought against it by Jason Isbell and other musicians. Suno argues in the filing that right-of-publicity claims fail because artist names are used merely as shorthand for musical genres rather than as direct prompts.
AI-generated summary Alphabet shareholder Phil Rosen has made available a derivative lawsuit against Sundar Pichai and 12 other executives and directors over how Google trained its AI models, including Lyria. The complaint alleges that Alphabet leaders implemented an unlawful business strategy to build AI services on copyrighted works without obtaining proper licenses or permissions.
AI-generated summary Irving Azoff’s Music Artists Coalition is available as part of a court filing in the copyright case involving OpenAI and Microsoft. The group asked the court for permission to submit a brief addressing whether rights to creative works can be licensed for AI use.
AI-generated summary Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and DistroKid have made available a court filing stating they are working on a resolution in their legal dispute. The parties have agreed to give DistroKid until November 6 to respond to the music labels' request for a court order concerning AI music data.
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