AI音乐生成初创公司Suno发布了新一代模型Suno v6，该版本采用来自华纳音乐集团、BMG和Believe等音乐标签的授权数据进行训练1。这一举措标志着Suno在训练数据来源上的重大转变，与此前版本所使用的训练数据不同1。
公司面临来自索尼、环球音乐集团以及艺术家杰森·伊斯贝尔的多起诉讼，均涉及未经授权使用版权内容的指控1。为应对这些诉讼，Suno已与华纳音乐集团达成和解，并在上月与BMG签署协议1。新模型Suno v6包括基础版、实验版和迷你版三个版本1，公司计划停用旧模型，同时增加水印功能和下载限制1。
Suno首席产品官杰克·布罗迪表示，这些新功能将为权利人和艺术家创造更多收入机会1。公司此前承认曾使用YouTube视频来训练模型1。根据PitchBook的数据，Suno迄今已融资超过8.19亿美元1。
AI music generation startup Suno has unveiled Suno v6, a new model trained on licensed music data from major record labels including Warner Music Group, BMG, and Believe 1. The release marks a significant shift from the company's previous training approach and comes as Suno faces mounting legal pressure over alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted material.
The new model family comprises three versions: a base model, an experimental "wild" version, and a "mini" variant, offering users greater flexibility in their creative options 1. Suno plans to retire its older models while implementing additional protections such as watermarking and download restrictions 1. According to Jack Brody, the company's chief product officer, these enhancements are designed to create "more revenue opportunities for rights holders and artists" 1.
Suno's licensing agreements underscore the company's pivot toward legal compliance. The startup previously reached a settlement with Warner Music Group and recently entered into a deal with BMG 1. Despite these steps, Suno continues to face ongoing litigation from Sony, Universal Music Group, and musician Jason Isbell 1. The company has also acknowledged that it previously trained its models using YouTube videos 1. As of the latest data, Suno has raised over $819 million in funding, according to PitchBook 1.
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