Amid legal battles, Suno says it will start watermarking songs
Suno's watermarking feature comes as the company is fighting legal battles on several fronts.
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Suno, a platform that generates AI-created songs, announced new tools including audio watermarking and fingerprinting to mark and limit distribution of tracks made on its platform. The company is implementing these measures amid multiple lawsuits from music labels and artist organizations, as well as addressing concerns about users uploading AI-generated songs to other streaming platforms to earn revenue. Suno also updated its community guidelines to prohibit deceptive audio presented as real and use of real people's voices without permission, and signed an agreement with a lyrics provider for copyright detection. The startup faces legal challenges on multiple fronts, including lawsuits related to copyright concerns and a data breach that affected millions of users.
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