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A German court says AI music maker Suno broke copyright, a first for Europe

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The Munich Regional Court ruled that Suno, an AI music generator, violated copyright by training on songs represented by GEMA without permission, marking a key legal precedent in Europe. The court found Suno memorized and reproduced six protected songs, requiring the company to disclose earnings for damages calculation. This ruling allows immediate enforcement and potential injunctions against Suno's European operations, impacting the AI music industry.

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