Suno, the AI music generation platform, announced audio watermarking and fingerprinting tools to prevent misuse of its AI-generated songs on streaming platforms. The company also signed a deal with Musixmatch's Sentinal system for copyright detection, updated community guidelines to ban deepfakes and unauthorized voice cloning, and plans a new download policy to restrict mass distribution. These moves come amid mounting legal pressure: Suno faces lawsuits from UMG and Sony coordinated by the RIAA, a German court ruling in favor of GEMA for copyright violations, and a class action lawsuit following a data breach that exposed 55 million users and revealed the platform scraped YouTube, Deezer, and Genius for training data.
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