{{beat:ai-creative-industries|[AI & Creative Industries](/beats/AI & Creative Industries)}} is watching {{beat:ai-law|[AI & Law](/beats/AI & Law)}} in real time: Suno is fighting Universal Music Group and Sony over whether users can share AI-generated songs, while on Bluesky, a post calling AI music in a game "a game about art without art" drew more engagement than any legal analysis — the community isn't waiting for a ruling to decide how it feels.
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Suno Is in Court Over Copyright. Bluesky's Verdict Is Already In.
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