Amid legal battles, Suno says it will start watermarking songs
Suno has introduced audio watermarking and fingerprinting to prevent unauthorized distribution of its AI-generated music, while collaborating with Musixmatch to implement a copyright detection system. The company faces legal challenges from labels and artist groups, including a German court ruling, and has experienced a data breach involving scraped data from streaming platforms, leading to a class action lawsuit. Suno is in litigation with major music labels and aims to promote original music creation through its AI tools.
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