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Universal Music and Sony Want to Know How Many AI-Generated Songs DistroKid Releases
Universal Music Group and Sony Music are seeking to require indie music distribution platform DistroKid to disclose how many AI -generated songs the service uploads each month, claiming they need the information in the major record…
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Universal Music Group and Sony Music have filed subpoenas in federal court demanding that indie distributor DistroKid reveal the number of AI‑generated songs it uploads each month and provide access to its AI detection tools. The companies say the data is “highly relevant” to their ongoing litigation against AI music platform Suno, where the market impact of AI‑created tracks is a key issue. DistroKid has so far refused to share any documents. The subpoenas seek monthly recording submission records and the company’s detection technology as evidence for the case.
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