The Munich District Court ruled that the use of Suno for the production of Al music violated copyright

On 1 August, according to Reuters, the German court decided on Friday that the AI Music Company Suno had violated the copyright and had to disclose illegal income. This is part of the broader legal struggle of artists and publishers against technology companies. The District Court in Munich stated that Suno had no right to deal with artist songs represented by Gema, a German statutory permit agency. On that basis, an appeal could be made to a higher court, and Suno was required to pay damages for the undetermined amount。