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== Indie Artists v Google Lyria 3 == '''March 6, 2026''' β A coalition of independent musicians filed a lawsuit against Google in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, alleging that Google's Lyria 3 AI music generation model was trained on copyrighted recordings without authorization. The complaint asserts that Lyria 3 reproduces distinctive vocal timbres and melodic phrases from the plaintiffs' works, constituting direct copyright infringement. ---- == GEMA v Suno German AI Music Case == '''March 2026''' β GEMA, Germany's performing rights organization, filed suit against Suno AI in German court, alleging that Suno's AI music generator reproduces copyrighted musical works without authorization. The case raises novel questions about AI-generated music under German and EU copyright law. ---- == References == <references /> [[Category:Copyright Litigation]] [[Category:Music Industry]] [[Category:Cases Against Google]] [[Category:Cases Against Suno]] [[Category:International]]
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