German Court Strengthens Copyrights Against AI Music Firm Suno
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A German court ruled that AI music firm Suno violated copyright laws by using copyrighted songs without permission from GEMA, the German music rights society. The court ordered Suno to provide information on illicit revenues and pay damages, marking a significant victory for artists and publishers in their legal battle against technology firms.
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