The AI music company once known for training on unlicensed material is now rolling out industry-backed models, download limits, and a watermarking system. The move reflects broader legal and consumer pressure on AI-generated music.
The AI music company once known for training on unlicensed material is now rolling out industry-backed models, download limits, and a watermarking system. The move reflects broader legal and consumer pressure on AI-generated music.
The model and musician identified in 2020 as the cloaked figure on Black Sabbath’s first album cover returns with Alice, a psychedelic rock opera shaped by conversations with an AI chatbot.
The AI music company says it was misled by someone falsely claiming to represent Blige, raising fresh questions about consent in an already fraught moment for generative music tools.
The obvious tells are fading, but texture still gives machine-made music away.
A new lawsuit moves past copyright to argue that Suno misappropriated performers’ identities, with examples including an AI-generated Isbell-style song called “Paper Bell.”
The R&B singer is shown reacting to an AI-generated demo in a low-visibility ad, while Jermaine Dupri publicly rejects the latest AI mixing tools.
A SubmitHub analysis of over a million tracks points to significant AI use in new music, though the detection tool’s own findings remain contested by many artists.
Italian producer Simone Privitera, who has worked with Benny Benassi and Steve Aoki, took the prize at Kappa FuturFestival. His win arrives as the electronic music world grapples with the role of artificial intelligence.
SZA, Kenny Beats, and others responded angrily after a new tool showed their songs were included in datasets used by music-generating AI—while Hudson Mohawke offered a less surprised view.
A Virgin Voyages sync deal that paid millions to master rights holders, but only an appearance fee to Boy George, pushed the singer to re-record the 1983 hit with AI-assisted vocals and launch a music tech company.