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AI voice rights: NO FAKES hits an objection as state laws stand
A September 2026 Senate attempt to pass NO FAKES was blocked. Tennessee’s ELVIS Act is already law. Here is why voice consent remains a separate release decision.
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GEMA wins a Suno ruling. The court says it is not final.
A Munich court ruled largely for GEMA over six musical works in July 2026. The decision concerns older Suno models and does not clear every user release.
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Koda’s Suno lawsuit puts Danish songwriters’ consent at issue
Koda alleges unauthorized use of Danish songs in Suno. Its evidence campaign is not a court judgment, and its claim is separate from GEMA’s German ruling.
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Suno faces a second US label lawsuit over v6 training
Universal and Sony filed a new Suno complaint in September 2026. Warner settled its case. Here is what those different steps mean for artists.
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Udio’s label deals leave artist consent and payment questions
Universal and Warner announced licensed Udio plans. A musicians’ union lawsuit shows why catalog permission and compensation for performers remain separate questions.