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The expanded BandLab Licensing platform lets artists, labels, and publishers mark tracks as 'Open to AI licensing'

The creators behind Aventhis and other AI 'artists' might not actually own the rights to the music they upload to streaming platforms

WavTool's browser-based DAW technology will be integrated into Suno's existing AI music generation platform.

'Sessions' allows users to manipulate song structures by moving, extending or replacing sections within tracks.

Justice is accusing the AI companies of using recordings and works from “thousands of class members” without authorization to train their AI models.

Reported talks arrive a year after the majors sued Suno and Udio for copyright infringement

The app brings Udio's text-to-music generation features to mobile devices.

A “content control pipeline” will allow streaming services and distributors to identify AI-generated tracks from Udio’s platform

Udio says its cloning technology “only supports uploads of content that users own or control"

Delphos enables artists to create 'Soundworlds' that can generate music in their own style

Suno and Udio suggest that the record companies may have themselves violated music publishing copyrights

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The AI music companies' business model "threatens to eliminate the existing market for licensing sound recordings"

The RIAA has fired back, saying Suno "continues to dodge the question" of which recordings they "illegally copied"

Universal, Sony, Warner come together to sue AI music generators in new lawsuit