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UMG and Sony seek to add 61,000 recordings to Suno lawsuit

UMG and Sony seek to add 61,000 recordings to Suno lawsuitClaude Blog

UMG and Sony are expanding their copyright lawsuit against AI music startup Suno, seeking to add over 61,000 recordings after discovery revealed Suno trained on millions of their copyrighted tracks. Suno has moved to seal the size of its training data, citing competitive harm.

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UMG and Sony seek to add 61,000 recordings to Suno lawsuit — AIBriefs