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Jason Isbell Claims Suno Used Artists’ Identities to Train AI ‘Without Consent’ in New Lawsuit
The complaint claims the AI music company "exploits" and profits from those personal attributes in violation of right-of-publicity laws
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Jason Isbell has filed a lawsuit against AI music company Suno, alleging that the company used artists’ personal attributes without permission to train its AI models. The complaint claims Suno exploits and profits from these attributes in violation of right‑of‑publicity laws.
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