
- Universal Music Group is collaborating with AI music platform Udio and has ended its lawsuit against the startup.
- The two will launch a licensed AI music service next year.
- The deal signals a major shift in how generative music could coexist with copyright law.
Universal Music Group has reached a peace treaty, or at least an armistice, in its war against AI-generated music. The world's largest record label has settled its enormous copyright infringement lawsuit against AI music startup Udio. Not only that, but the two companies are launching a licensed, commercial AI music platform together at some point next year. The label behind many of the most listened-to songs in the world now wants to help you listen and make songs with AI.