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Makes Udio's licensing, lawsuit, download, or ownership transition the consequential creator problem rather than treating it as product news: Lawyer: Udio & Suno Likely Lose AI Music Copyright Lawsuits [And Rick Beato Is Right].
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- 0:00Hello! I'm professional attorney and very much amateur musician Scott Lesowitz and today I'll
- 0:05be talking about the copyright infringement lawsuit that the three big record companies
- 0:10have brought against AI music generation programs, Suno AI and UDO AI. So these lawsuits that the
Start with a creator losing control of a song, trace the label deal or lawsuit behind it, and make Udio central even when the verdict is hostile.
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