Germany’s music copyright watchdog GEMA is suing AI music giant Suno AI over alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted songs to train its AI — a landmark case that could redefine how AI learns from human creativity. While Suno claims fair use, GEMA argues the AI is copying entire musical works, not just lyrics, and demands compensation. This isn’t about shutting down innovation — it’s about ensuring artists get paid when their music fuels AI breakthroughs. With GEMA’s past win against OpenAI still under appeal, this case could set global precedent for AI’s legal boundaries in music.
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