A group of Elvis Presley rights holders including Authentic Brands Group and Eight Mile Style, which controls hundreds of Eminem recordings, filed separate federal lawsuits against AI music generator Suno in the Northern District of California, with the Presley suit citing Tennessee’s ELVIS Act on AI voice cloning, Variety reported Nov. 7. The Verge said Suno told it that it does not allow prompts naming specific artists or songs and screens uploads for misuse. The suits add to cases from Sony, UMG, Jason Isbell and others; Variety noted Suno raised $400 million in June at a $5.4 billion valuation.
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AI / AIElvis Rights Holders and Eminem’s Publisher Sue AI Music Generator Suno
The Presley suit invokes Tennessee’s ELVIS Act on AI voice cloning, while Eight Mile Style says Suno mirrors Eminem songs and lyrics.
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