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German court finds Sono music generator infringes copyright
The Regional Court in Munich ruled in favor of the German licensing agency GEMA on July 31, 2026, in a lawsuit against the AI-based music platform "Suno," which allows users to create songs via text commands. The court determined that "Suno" uses copyrighted music without proper licensing, violating copyright laws in both Germany and the United States, as the platform processed and reproduced recorded music owned by GEMA unlawfully. GEMA confirmed that AI models built on stolen intellectual property do not have legal protection, and AI tool providers should pay licensing fees. "Suno" will be required to pay unspecified damages. Major companies such as Warner, Sony, and Universal had previously filed lawsuits, with Warner settling out of court. **Outcome:** The court sets a legal precedent affirming that creators' intellectual rights must be respected in the age of artificial intelligence, establishing that AI models based on stolen intellectual property are not legally protected.
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