BMG sued Anthropic over copyrighted works, while Suno added BMG as a licensing partner and BMG joined WMG in settling with Suno.
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Updated Aug 12
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What happened
BMG sued Anthropic over copyrighted works, while Suno added BMG as a licensing partner and BMG joined WMG in settling with Suno.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Anthropic
American artificial intelligence corporation
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Suno
Italian comune
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Warner Music Group
American multinational entertainment and record label conglomerate
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- WMG is expanding its recorded music operations by integrating Parlophone, Atlantic, and Warner Records, while Morgan Stanley issues financial recommendations on EchoStar, SiTime, and WMG shares.
Related events
- Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group, and Sony Music filed copyright lawsuits against Suno and formed alliances regarding licensed content.
- Suno announced that it has successfully integrated licensed data from Warner Music Group into its new models.
- Round Hill Music has filed copyright infringement lawsuits against SunoCorp LLC and Anthropic regarding the use of music managed by the firm.
- Suno models were trained using copyrighted content from Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group, and Sony Music Group.