'Great music is made by people' — Suno, the biggest AI music company, is finally trying to solve a problem its own success helped create
Suno, the most popular AI music creation tool, spent years making it incredibly easy to generate music. Now it's introducing download limits, watermarking and fingerprinting to stop people flooding streaming services with AI slop.
That suggests something important to me: even the companies building generative AI are starting to realize unlimited AI creation comes with unintended consequences.
Suno CEO, Mikey Shulman, shared a blogpost about the company's principles for building the future of music responsibly. He says “AI should help people create something new, not imitate someone else’s work. This philosophy has guided how we’ve built our models and platform from the start.”
Great music is made by people
In a section titled “Our Principles”, Shulman says that “great music is made by people”.
The principles themselves aren't new. What's new is that Suno is now dedicating significant engineering effort to limiting abuse rather than simply enabling...
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