German Court Rules Suno Violated Copyrights
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Elizabeth Grenier, writing for Deutsche Welle:
The Munich Regional Court ruled on Friday that Suno AI, a US-based company, which generates songs from text prompts. has violated copyrights and has to disclose illicit revenues. The lawsuit initiated in January 2025 by GEMA, Germany’s state-mandated licensing agency, argued that Suno trained its AI models on copyrighted music without obtaining licences or compensating its rights holders.
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The Munich Regional Court ruled on Friday that Suno AI, a US-based company, which generates songs from text prompts. has violated copyrights and has to disclose illicit revenues. The lawsuit initiated in January 2025 by GEMA, Germany’s state-mandated licensing agency, argued that Suno trained its AI models on copyrighted music without obtaining licences or compensating its rights holders.
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