Suno launches v6, its first AI music models trained on licensed music
Suno v6 was trained from scratch on licensed music from Warner Music Group, BMG and Believe, replacing the data used for earlier models. Three variants ship: v6 and v6-wild for paying users, v6-mini free for all; older models are being retired.
People · Jack Brody, Robert Kyncl
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3 days · 5 reports · 13 community posts · from Sep 9
- Sep 9
Suno launches its v6 AI-music models. Here’s what you need to know…musically.com
AI Music Startup Suno Launches New Models That Pay Labelsbloomberg.com
Suno replaces its AI models with a new one trained on licensed music as copyright suits pile uptechcrunch.com
Suno Launches v6 Models With Support from Warner Music, Believe, and BMG, Says Artist-Specific Products Are ‘Next’digitalmusicnews.com
Suno releases its first AI music model made with record industry helptheverge.com
- Sep 10
- Sep 11
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