Suno AI Music Generator Secures Licensing Deal with BMG
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Suno AI Music Generator Secures Licensing Deal with BMG

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AI music generator Suno has reached a licensing agreement with music company BMG, addressing past use of its recordings and paving the way for new models powered by licensed work. The partnership requires artists and songwriters to opt in to have their music used as inputs and outputs for AI-generated content.

The deal between Suno and BMG settles issues regarding Suno’s prior utilization of BMG's repertoire. Under the terms of the agreement, BMG’s artists and songwriters must actively consent to their work being used within Suno’s artificial intelligence systems. This stipulation applies both to the data used to train the AI models and to the music generated by those models.

This licensing deal follows a pattern of Suno securing partnerships with established players in the music industry, despite initial resistance from some corners regarding the use of copyrighted material in AI-driven music creation. No right-leaning sources reported on this development.

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