Suno oo wajahaya dacwooyin cusub oo ku saabsan muusikada AI

Milkiilayaasha xuquuqda muusikada Elvis Presley iyo daabacaha qaar ka mid ah heesaha ugu waaweyn ee Eminem ayaa dacweeyay shirkadda Suno.

Shirkadda Suno oo ku takhasustay muusikada AI ayaa wajahaya laba dacwooyin oo cusub oo ku saabsan muusikada AI. Koox milkiilayaasha xuquuqda muusikada Elvis Presley ah iyo daabacaha qaar ka mid ah heesaha ugu waaweyn ee Eminem ayaa dacweeyay Suno, iyagoo ku eedeeyay inay si sharci-darro ah u soo saarto muusik iyo erayo ku dayanaya fannaaniintaas.

Eedeymaha ku wajahan Suno

Qareennada dacwada Presley waxay ku andacoonayaan in Suno ay jabisay sharciga Tennessee ee loo yaqaan Ensuring Likeness Voice and Image Security (ELVIS) Act, kaas oo ka dhigaya sharci-darro in shirkad AI ay koobiyaan codka fanaan. Qareennada matalaya milkiilayaasha xuquuqda Presley waxay ku doodeen in Suno ay si farsamo ah isugu xirtay aqoonsiga fannaaniinta, shaqadooda adag, hal-abuurkooda iyo waqtigooda, oo ay uga dhigatay hab joogto ah oo lacag caddaan ah lagu kasbado.

Dacwooyin la mid ah oo hore

Dacwooyinkaan ayaa si dhow u shabaha mid uu Jason Isbell iyo kuwa kale gudbiyeen bishii Sebtembar, kaas oo ku andacoonayay in Suno ay abuurtay wax ka mid ah tusaalooyinka dacwad-oogayaasha laakiin aan si toos ah u sheegan jebinta xuquuqda daabacaadda. Qareennada waxay kaloo qoreen in tartanka Suno ee aan xadidnayn uu higsanayo inuu ka dhigo hal-abuurka aadanaha mid duugoobay, isagoo si qabow oo aan laysan ugu koobiyaan waxqabadka sannado lagu bartay.

Jawaabta Suno iyo dacwooyinka kale

Afhayeenka Suno Cat McCormack ayaa u sheegay The Verge in Suno ay u jirto inay dadka ka caawiso abuurista muusik cusub oo asli ah, ma aha inay ku ganacsato magaca ama aqoonsiga qofna, isla markaana ay mamnuucday isticmaalka aan la fasixin shaqada fanaan. Waxay intaa ku dartay in aanay oggolayn tilmaamo loogu talagalay magacyada iyo heesaha fannaaniinta gaar ah, isla markaana ay la shaqeeyaan bixiyeyaasha saddexaad si loo baaro codadka iyo erayada la soo geliyo. Suno waxay hadda wajahaysaa dacwooyin ka yimid Sony, UMG, Isbell, Reservoir Media iyo kuwa kale.

Two new lawsuits allege Suno generates music and lyrics mimicking the artists, with Presley's side citing Tennessee's ELVIS Act.

Suno is facing two more lawsuits over AI music clones. A group of rights holders of Elvis Presley's music and the publisher of some of Eminem's biggest records are suing the AI music company, claiming it illegally generates music and lyrics that mimic those artists.

Presley Suit Cites Tennessee's ELVIS Act

The lawyers in the Presley suit claim that Suno has violated Tennessee's Ensuring Likeness Voice and Image Security (ELVIS) Act, which makes it illegal for an AI company to clone a singer's voice. Representing Presley's rights holders, they argue that "Suno has mechanically encoded itself with artists' identities, hard-work, creativity, and time, and harnessed them all for a consistent conveyor belt of cold hard cash."

Complaints Echo Earlier Isbell Filing

These suits closely mirror one filed by Jason Isbell and others in September, which claimed Suno created imitations of the plaintiffs but did not claim copyright infringement directly. Later in the complaint, the lawyers write that "Suno's ravenous race to the bottom aims to make human creativity obsolete, coldly replicating without a license in seconds what takes years to learn, struggle with, maintain, and endlessly attempt to make better and perfect."

Suno Says It Bars Unauthorized Use

Suno spokesperson Cat McCormack told The Verge that, "Suno exists to help people create new, original music, not to trade on anyone's name or likeness, and we prohibit any unauthorized use of an artist's work. To protect against this, we do not allow prompts for specific artists' names and songs and work with third-party providers to screen uploaded audio files and lyrics for potential misuse. We are always working to strengthen our guardrails and we will continue to add new safeguards that protect artists and our users."

Suno is currently facing lawsuits from Sony, UMG, Isbell, Reservoir Media, and more.