Music publisher sues Anthropic and Suno over alleged AI training
Round Hill Music filed two federal copyright lawsuits alleging Anthropic and Suno-related defendants used songs and lyrics in AI training without permission.
Round Hill Music filed two federal copyright lawsuits alleging Anthropic and Suno-related defendants used songs and lyrics in AI training without permission.
A Massachusetts judge allowed Universal and Sony to add a DMCA claim alleging Suno bypassed YouTube protections to obtain recordings for AI training.
Australia’s ARIA will exclude wholly AI-generated recordings from its charts and awards, while human-led music using AI in limited roles remains eligible.
Indonesia is weighing AI-era copyright rules while making song registration free, linking creative-work protection, platform duties and royalty tracking.
The DOJ’s proposed eight-year Ticketmaster decree is open for public comment while Live Nation challenges a separate jury verdict. No refunds are automatic.
A Munich court ruled against AI music company Suno in GEMA’s copyright case, putting licensing, damages and cross-border training under fresh scrutiny.