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Suno Plans to Combat Spammy AI Music
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- →Suno's actions could set a precedent for AI music transparency and rights management.
- →The introduction of watermarking technology may help distinguish AI-generated content from human-made art.
- →These measures could influence industry standards and practices regarding AI music distribution.
Suno has announced plans to introduce new watermarking technology and update its download policy to tackle the issue of spammy AI-generated music. CEO Mikey Shulman outlined these initiatives in a blog post, emphasizing the company's commitment to transparency and industry standards. This follows a settlement with Warner Music Group, which influenced Suno's decision to limit downloads to paying subscribers. The company aims to partner with distribution platforms to prevent fraud and misuse, although specific details of the new policies are yet to be disclosed.
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