TECHNOLOGYJul 31 · 20:03 UTCDECRYPTJason Nelson

AI Music Company Suno Loses Copyright Case in Germany

AI music company Suno lost a copyright case in Germany, which ruled that AI companies must license copyrighted music for training models and generating songs. The decision marks another legal victory for music rights holders in Europe.

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