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SOCAN Sues AI Music Platform Over Alleged Unauthorized Sampling

The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada has filed a lawsuit against an artificial intelligence music platform, alleging it used copyrighted works without permission. The case highlights growing legal tensions between traditional music rights holders and generative AI developers.

2 Sept, 19:04 — 2 Sept, 19:04
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SOCAN sues AI music platform over alleged unauthorized sampling

Lawsuit claims Suno’s platform has infringed on copyright by using human-created works without consent or licence

By Lana Hall

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Endnu en musikorganisation sagsøger AI-selskab for at stjæle sange

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SOCAN sues AI music platform over alleged unauthorized sampling

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