Suno is betting that music’s next big business is getting people to create and interact with songs. CEO and co-founder Mikey Shulman calls it “creative entertainment,” with a vision that reaches far beyond professional musicians.
Mikey and I sat down to discuss Suno’s business model, its partnership with Warner Music Group, and what letting fans remix their favorite artists could unlock. We also dug into the copyright disputes surrounding AI training, Suno’s approach to streaming fraud, and how fan-created music could become part of the live concert experience.
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03:27 Suno’s Creative Entertainment Vision06:58 Lessons from Gaming08:52 Superfans and Artist Remixes14:22 From Lawsuit to Warner Partnership22:29 Beyond One Music Subscription27:12 AI Training and Copyright33:10 Tackling Streaming Fraud36:46 Human Artistry and AI Labels40:10 Suno’s Live Music Ambitions
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