Suno, a company known for producing AI-generated music, has announced plans to implement watermarks and policy changes to distinguish its content from human-created music. In a blog post, CEO Mikey Shulman stated that these changes are necessary to align with emerging industry standards for labeling AI content. The watermarks will allow platforms to identify AI-generated audio and provide options to either mark or block such content. It is unclear whether Suno will develop its own watermarking solution or use existing technology such as Google's SynthID, which has been licensed to other companies for similar purposes.
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Suno to Implement Watermarks for AI-Generated Music
Suno plans to introduce watermarks for its AI-generated music to comply with new industry standards. CEO Mikey Shulman emphasized the importance of this change, which will help platforms identify and manage AI content effectively.
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