Suno's Mikey Shulman on the AI Music Landscape
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Suno leaning into tools, copyright disputes, and new licensing models shows AI music is moving from novelty to negotiated industry structure. If you touch music in your product—ads, UGC, games—assume licensing complexity will rise and start mapping where you need clean rights versus where synthetic or stock audio is safer.
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