Sony Music is escalating its legal battle against AI music startup Udio, accusing it of stealing over 30,000 copyrighted tracks—including hits by Alicia Keys, Dolly Parton, and Elvis—to train its AI models. This new lawsuit, building on earlier claims, demands massive damages per infringed song and warns that unchecked AI could devalue human creativity. Meanwhile, rivals like Warner and Universal have struck licensing deals with Udio, showing the industry is split between litigation and collaboration as AI reshapes music creation and ownership.
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