Warner Music and Suno Settle AI Legal Battle as SAP Faces Lawsuit
Warner Music Group has reached a settlement with AI music startup Suno, ending a legal dispute over alleged copyright infringement. The agreement marks a shift from litigation to collaboration, with Suno committing to launch licensed AI models by 2026. The new platform will implement monetization strategies, including paid subscriptions with download caps and restricted free-tier usage.
Meanwhile, supply chain AI firm o9 Solutions has filed a lawsuit against SAP SE, accusing the tech giant of trade secret theft. This development underscores growing tensions in the AI sector regarding intellectual property rights and competitive practices.
Warner Music CEO Robert Kyncl framed the Suno partnership as a win-win for creators and the industry, emphasizing the potential for scaled monetization and enhanced fan experiences through AI-powered platforms.