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Suno rolls out an AI music generator version trained with Warner Music

The update comes as Suno has faced copyright lawsuits from major record labels, including the broader industry pushback over AI-generated music.

Suno is releasing a new version of its AI music generator that was trained in partnership with Warner Music, aiming to align more closely with rights holders, according to The New York Times Business.

The company has previously drawn copyright lawsuits from major record labels, highlighting the legal pressure around how AI tools use music data and output.

In this rollout, Suno is presenting the Warner Music-trained version as part of an effort to “play nice” with the labels, while the dispute environment remains a key backdrop for the product.

The announcement underscores how major-label relationships can shape the development and launch of generative music platforms as litigation continues.

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