A lawsuit claims the AI music generator uses name-indexed voices without permission.
Jason Isbell and other musicians filed a proposed class action against Suno Inc. The complaint alleges the company’s name-indexed AI creates music that embodies singers’ distinctive traits on demand and thereby violates publicity rights of countless performers. Bloomberg Law reports the suit focuses on the generator’s capacity to produce such tracks without consent. The action is still at the proposed stage.
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A lawsuit claims the AI music generator uses name-indexed voices without permission.
Jason Isbell and other musicians filed a proposed class action against Suno Inc. The complaint alleges the company’s name-indexed AI creates music that embodies singers’ distinctive traits on demand and thereby violates publicity rights of countless performers. Bloomberg Law reports the suit focuses on the generator’s capacity to produce such tracks without consent. The action is still at the proposed stage.
Bloomberg Law@BLawSuno Inc. violated “countless” singers’ and musicians’ publicity rights through its name-indexed AI that creates music embodying their distinctive traits on demand, a proposed class action suit says.
Bloomberg Law@BLawSuno Inc. violated “countless” singers’ and musicians’ publicity rights through its name-indexed AI that creates music embodying their distinctive traits on demand, a proposed class action suit says.
