Elvis and Eminem copyright owners sue Suno over AI training
Elvis Presley Enterprises and other groups accuse Suno of using music to generate similar works
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Groups and Elvis Presley Enterprises sued Suno for alleged copyright infringement and violation of Tennessee law on AI misuse of artistic likenesses.
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Why It Matters
Suno faces multiple lawsuits from record labels over training its artificial intelligence on copyrighted music.
The groups stated in the lawsuits, filed on Friday (6), that Suno infringed hundreds of their copyrights by using the songs to generate similar works.
Elvis Presley Enterprises also accused Suno of violating a Tennessee law named after Elvis, designed to prevent AI companies from misusing artists' names, images, voices and likenesses.
Spokespeople for Suno did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the stock on Monday.
Suno has previously been sued by major record labels Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group and Sony Music over its AI training. Warner has already reached a settlement over the lawsuit, while the UMG and Sony cases are still ongoing.
Elvis rights holders separately sued Anthropic in October for allegedly misusing his lyrics to train its chatbot Claude.
Open Questions
- What will Suno's defense be in the process?
- Will there be agreements similar to those signed by Warner?






