Suno shares plans to combat spammy AI music
Suno will roll out watermarking and fingerprinting tech plus a stricter download policy to curb spammy AI tracks. CEO Mikey Shulman says the move aligns with "emerging industry standards" and aims to partner with distribution platforms on fraud. Downloads will be limited to paying subscribers with monthly caps, per a plan announced after its Warner Music Group settlement.
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