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Suno Says Jason Isbell Lawsuit Over Artist ‘Identities’ Must Be Dismissed: ‘Nothing Unlawful About That’
The AI music company has filed its first major response to the novel lawsuit, which accuses it of violating musicians' likeness rights.
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Suno, an AI music company, has filed its first major response to a lawsuit that alleges the firm violated musicians’ likeness rights. The suit claims Suno stole the artistic identities of Jason Isbell and other stars. Suno argues that there is “nothing unlawful” about seeking to replicate an artist’s “vibe.” The company is asking a judge to dismiss the lawsuit.
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