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Suno is now letting users press their AI music slop to vinyl, thus alienating streaming services, artists and audiophiles

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Suno, an AI music platform, now offers a service to press AI-generated tracks onto eco-friendly vinyl records, allowing users to purchase physical copies of their AI-created music. This move has sparked controversy among audiophiles and musicians who value vinyl's human and analog qualities, as it introduces AI-produced content into a traditionally human-centric medium. Suno limits orders to one record per AI track, preventing mass production, but the initiative raises debates about the impact,価

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