AI music startup Suno admits to using copyrighted music, but says it's 'fair use'

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The AI copyright battle in the music industry rages on.

AI music startup Suno has admitted that its AI model is trained on copyrighted music, but insists it's legally protected by the fair use doctrine.

Currently the Copyright Office says AI-generated art cannot be copyrighted, which pretty clearly distinguishes artificial intelligence from human intelligence when it comes to the final product.

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Author / Journalist: Cecily Mauran

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