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Sony Music and UMG say Suno's new models still violates their copyright

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Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group have sued AI music generator Suno, alleging its latest v6 models infringe on their copyrights by using unlicensed music and data derived from prior unauthorized models. The lawsuit claims Suno's training methods could involve over 60,000 copyrighted recordings, potentially exposing the company to billions in damages. Suno denies the allegations, stating its models are trained on licensed content and user interactions under agreements with other,

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