AI music platform Suno unveils deal with Warner to compensate artists


Suno will launch new models in 2026, requiring a paid account to download audio, the companies said in a press release. — Photo by Aerps.com on Unsplash

NEW YORK: The US artificial intelligence platform Suno and Warner Music Group on Tuesday announced a partnership to compensate recording artists in the fast-growing domain of AI music.

The agreement, announced jointly by the two companies, resolves a civil lawsuit brought by music giant Warner alleging that the artificial intelligence company mined music catalogues without authorisation or financial compensation.

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