After Udio-Universal Settlement, AI Music Lawsuits Aren’t Over: What Happens Now?
Universal Music Group (UMG) and Udio have settled their lawsuit, but litigation involving Suno, Sony Music, and Warner Music will continue.
The settlement ends UMG’s allegations that Udio broke the law by training its AI models on copyrighted songs. Under the agreement, Udio will pay a "compensatory" settlement and partner with UMG on a new subscription AI service.
- Udio will pay fees to UMG and its artists.
- Artists can opt-in to different aspects of the new service.
The deal will end UMG’s allegations that Udio broke the law by training its AI models on vast troves of copyrighted songs.
Litigation involving Suno, Sony Music, and Warner Music is still pending.
Author's summary: AI music lawsuits continue despite Udio-Universal settlement.
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