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Elvis Presley and Eminem rights holders sue Suno over alleged copyright infringement

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Suno is facing fresh copyright lawsuits from the rights holders of Elvis Presley and Eminem. The complaints allege the AI music platform used copyrighted songs without permission to train its models and raise concerns over AI-generated voice cloning. Suno, a Massachusetts-based AI music generative platform, is again amid lawsuits. This time, the complaint comes from the rights holders of two music legends – Elvis Presley, aka the King of Rock and Roll, and Eminem, aka the Rap God. The plaintiffs

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Rights holders for Eminem and Elvis Presley filed two federal lawsuits alleging Suno trained its music generator on their copyrighted songs and let users imitate Presley's voice, with damages that could top $50 million.

What this doesn’t fix

The claims are allegations in newly filed complaints; Suno denies them and no court has ruled.

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  1. India Todayindiatoday.in
    Journalism2026-11-10

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Truvace Impact Record TRV-2026-2461, v1: “Elvis Presley and Eminem rights holders sue Suno over alleged copyright infringement.” Truvace, 2026-11-11. /record/TRV-2026-2461 (accessed on the day you copy it). sha256 a5bd0428c0ebaae9…

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