AI-powered music generation platforms Suno and Udio have come under fire in recent months for having allegedly trained their AI models on copyrighted music without permission.
Back in June, the RIAA filed lawsuits against both, alleging "copyright infringement on an almost unimaginable scale", while just this week, a group of 13,500 signatories that includes Thom Yorke and Björn Ulvaeus issued a joint statement demanding that AI companies cease training their models on copyrighted work.
