German Court Rules Against AI Music Company Suno in Copyright Case
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The Munich Regional Court has largely granted a lawsuit by music licensing organization GEMA against US-based AI music company Suno. The court ruled that Suno must refrain from multiplying certain musical works without consent and from training its AI using protected songs. The case involved six well-known musical pieces and could have far-reaching implications for AI-generated music. GEMA argued that Suno's AI memorized the training data, while Suno denied recognizability and storage of the data. The ruling is not yet final.
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