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November 25, 2025
Warner Music, Suno Settle AI Suit, Unveil Partnership
Warner Music Group and artificial intelligence music startup Suno entered a new music creation partnership that also resolves WMG's copyright lawsuit against the AI-powered platform, the companies announced Tuesday, nearly a week after WMG also announced a settlement and collaboration with another AI music generator.
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November 20, 2025
Warner Music, Udio Settle AI Music Copyright Suit
Warner Music Group and artificial intelligence music generator Udio said they settled claims that Udio had used copyrighted music to train its AI models and announced a collaboration to create a licensed AI music service.
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October 30, 2025
Universal Music Settles Copyright Claims With Udio
Universal Music Group has settled copyright infringement claims it had brought along with several other large music labels in New York federal court against AI music creation startup Udio and said the two will collaborate to create a licensed AI music service.
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October 27, 2025
Music Labels Fight To Keep Copyright Claim In AI Case
A group of major music labels suing artificial intelligence music company Udio for copyright infringement have told a Manhattan federal judge the startup was mischaracterizing the labels' arguments to have the case trimmed down.
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August 01, 2024
AI Cos. Say Music Labels' IP Misuse Will Undo Copyright Suits
Two artificial intelligence startups said Thursday that the major record labels' monopolistic hold on the music industry will doom their federal lawsuits claiming the AI companies infringed copyrighted works while training their neural networks to create original music from user prompts.
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June 24, 2024
AI Cos. Hit With Copyright Claims From Music Labels
Two artificial intelligence startups are facing copyright litigation by Sony Music Entertainment and a group of major record labels, claiming they rip off artists' songs without getting consent.