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Elvis Presley rights holders sue AI music generator over licensing, copyright violations
The plaintiffs say the AI music generator Suno directly infringed on Presley’s name, image and likeness and copyrights by training its models on protected materials.
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Plaintiffs allege that the AI music generator Suno directly infringed Elvis Presley’s name, image, likeness and copyrights by training its models on protected materials.
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