Sony Music filed a lawsuit in a U.S. court against the music-generating AI company Udio this Monday, accusing it of copying over 30,000 recordings without...
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Sony Music filed a lawsuit in a U.S. court against the music-generating AI company Udio this Monday,
accusing it of copying over 30,000 recordings without permission to train its models. Sony stated that these 30,000 recordings are only a subset of hundreds of thousands of identified recordings, and refuted Udio's previous 'fair use' defense, pointing out that a paid licensing market actually exists. Udio had previously reached settlements with Universal Music and Warner Music, but Sony Music has continued to file additional lawsuits since its first suit in June 2024.
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Sony Music filed a lawsuit in a U.S. court against the music-generating AI company Udio this Monday, accusing it of copying over 30,000 recordings without...
IT之家(RSS)2026-07-21T03:26:48.000Z
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