Suno Fights AI Music Spam
Suno announces plans to combat spammy AI music with new watermarking technology and download policy, aiming to increase transparency and legitimacy in the AI music industry.
Suno, a company in the AI music space, has announced its strategy to tackle the issue of spammy AI tracks. This move is part of the company's effort to establish legitimacy and transparency in its operations. According to a detailed blog post by CEO and co-founder Mikey Shulman, Suno is set to roll out a new watermarking technology. This technology is designed to limit the spread of unwanted AI-generated music. Furthermore, the company is implementing a new download policy as part of its broader strategy. These steps underscore Suno's commitment to addressing the challenges posed by spammy AI music and its dedication to fostering a more transparent and legitimate AI music ecosystem. The introduction of these measures is seen as a significant step forward in Suno's quest to promote high-quality AI music and reduce the prevalence of spam.
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