German court rules that AI music firm violated copyrights

A German court ruled that US AI music company Suno AI violated copyrights by training its AI on copyrighted music without licensing or compensation and must disclose illicit revenues. The ruling could set a global precedent for licensing and compensation in AI-generated music.

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