Warner Music Group and AI firm Suno announce deal to compensate music artists and songwriters, ending a legal battle.

Now, anyone can become a music artist—a thing that Suno apparently doesn’t value at all, considering the company has only ...

Warner and the other major record labels sued Cambridge-based Suno and its competitor Udio last year, accusing the startups ...

One of the three major labels is officially done fighting AI music — Warner Music Group is instead partnering with Suno, the ...

Warner Music Group has settled its infringement lawsuit against Suno and announced a new partnership with the AI music ...

Warner Music Group has struck a licensing deal with the AI music creation platform Suno. Under the agreement, WMG will allow ...

WMG says artists and songwriters will have full control over whether and how their names, images, likenesses, voices, and ...

Warner Music Group and Suno have agreed to a partnership that will let the AI platform license artists' music and likenesses.

The licensing agreement "introduces new opportunities for artists and songwriters to get paid," according to Suno ...

Warner Music Group was one of the major record labels to file a lawsuit against Suno last year, accusing it of training its ...

Warner Music Group settled its copyright infringement case with artificial intelligence-powered song creation platform Suno, ...

Suno has been the target of multiple AI training lawsuits but it has grown so rapidly, VCs were delighted to invest.