Their August 31 complaint alleges that Suno can generate songs, descriptions and images evoking named musicians and stores voice characteristics that qualify as voiceprints under Illinois law. Its claims rely on identity, publicity and biometric privacy, not copyright. The plaintiffs seek damages and an injunction, but no class has been certified and no court has found that Suno captured statutory voiceprints, defeated name filters or violated publicity rights.
Read this story →Gerencia filed a federal complaint August 31 alleging direct infringement by Suno and contributory infringement by two Bright Data entities involving 444 registered works, plus Digital Millennium Copyright Act claims concerning 1,174 works. It alleges Spanish-language recordings and lyrics were taken from services including YouTube, Deezer and Genius for AI training. The pleaded damages arithmetic exceeds $165 million, but liability, scraping, authorization and damages are all unproven and no defendant answer was identified.
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