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Here are the 30,000 songs Sony is suing Udio’s AI music generator over

Sony Music has filed a new copyright lawsuit against AI music generator Udio involving over 30,000 recordings.

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The brief

Sony Music has launched a second infringement lawsuit against the AI music generator Udio. This legal action asserts claims over more than 30,000 recordings, following a previous instance where a judge barred the company from adding these specific songs to its original case.

Coverage from The Verge, Billboard, and Digital Music News describes the move as an escalation of the copyright fight. Music Business Worldwide specifies that the new suit targets the recordings that were previously excluded from the first legal challenge.

Future developments depend on how the court handles this second filing and the assertions regarding the 30,000 recordings.

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How many songs are involved in the lawsuit?

Sony is suing over more than 30,000 recordings.

Why is this a new lawsuit instead of an amendment to the first?

According to Music Business Worldwide, a judge had barred Sony from adding these recordings to its original case.

Who is the defendant in this legal action?

The defendant is the AI music generator Udio.

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