Musicians target the AI music generator with claims of impersonation rather than copyright infringement.
Music Business Worldwide reports that Jason Isbell and David Lowery filed a class action against Suno. The suit names the company founded by Mikey Shulman and centers on identity claims. The reported complaint states that Suno built a product that responds to a musician's name by generating a song, a written description, and a cover image that evokes that person. The posts present the filing as the current status of the action.
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Musicians target the AI music generator with claims of impersonation rather than copyright infringement.
Music Business Worldwide reports that Jason Isbell and David Lowery filed a class action against Suno. The suit names the company founded by Mikey Shulman and centers on identity claims. The reported complaint states that Suno built a product that responds to a musician's name by generating a song, a written description, and a cover image that evokes that person. The posts present the filing as the current status of the action.
MBW@musicbizworldJason Isbell and David Lowery are suing Suno in a class action suit. Importantly, they’re hitting Mikey Shulman’s company with identity claims – not copyright.
MBW@musicbizworldJason Isbell and David Lowery are suing Suno in a class action suit. Importantly, they’re hitting Mikey Shulman’s company with identity claims – not copyright.
