Munich court rules AI music training and outputs in GEMA v Suno infringe copyright
The Munich court ruled in GEMA's lawsuit that the training and outputs of the Suno AI music generator infringe copyright, even where the training took place in the US. The judgment was issued in late July; the Czech OSA is preparing to confront Suno in its wake.
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