Techcrunch Warner Music Group Partners with Suno, Settles Lawsuit
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Warner Music Group (WMG) has entered a licensing agreement with AI music startup Suno, allowing users to create AI-generated music using the voices and likenesses of participating artists. This deal also resolves a copyright lawsuit WMG had against Suno and includes the sale of Songkick, a concert-discovery platform, to Suno. WMG emphasizes that the agreement will protect artists while creating new revenue opportunities.
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