Suno faces new lawsuits from Elvis Presley and Eminem rights owners

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AI music generator Suno is facing more legal challenges. Engadget reports that two new lawsuits have been filed, one by the group that owns Elvis Presley's music rights and one by Eight Mile Style, which publishes hundreds of Eminem recordings

Both claim that songs generated by Suno mimic the artists. The plaintiffs' lawyers accuse Suno of coldly replicating their work without a licence in seconds

Suno says it bans prompts that use specific artists' names and songs, and uses third party screening to catch potential misuse. Whether that is enough will be tested in court

Sony and Universal Music sued Suno earlier this year over its v6 models, while Warner settled last year with a licensing deal. These are allegations only, and no court or damages details were given

The legal fight over AI music is far from settled, and how courts treat imitation of an artist's style will matter for the whole industry. Licensing deals like Warner's suggest a possible way forward that pays creators. Musicians will be watching these cases closely

Should AI music tools need licences from the artists they learn from? And can you tell AI generated songs from real ones?