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Suno & Udio to RIAA: Your Music is Copyrighted, You Can't Copyright Styles .
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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2024
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Correct. And the RIAA and Sony Music Entertainment etc have lots of money for expensive lawyers. Small artists, companies and people don't have that and start with a big disadvantage per default. It's always like that. I have some limited faith in the judiciary. Sometimes there is a David vs Goliath moment. But we all know in reality there are many stunts available for rich entities to pull, and win against someone, despite being in the wrong.