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Suno and Udio face legal battles with major record labels over AI training practices.
- Suno and Udio admit to using copyrighted music to train their AI models, claiming it's protected by fair use.
- The RIAA, representing major labels, argues that this practice constitutes industrial-scale infringement.
- Suno likens its AI training to how human musicians learn and insists it doesn't store or sample original tracks.
- The lawsuit could set a precedent for how copyright law applies to AI-generated content.
- Both startups argue that the music industry is trying to stifle competition and innovation.
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- Suno AI Music maker
- Artificial intelligence Field of study
- Recording Industry Association of America Music recording company
- Udio Computer program
- Fair use Permit
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