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

Sony Music has launched a second, large-scale copyright lawsuit against AI music generator Udio involving over 30,000 recordings.

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The brief

Sony Music has initiated a new legal action against Udio following a judicial decision to limit the scope of an existing copyright case. A judge previously capped the original lawsuit at 333 songs, prompting the company to file this second suit to address the thousands of recordings excluded from the initial proceedings.

Coverage from outlets including Startup Fortune, TweakTown, Engadget, Billboard, Unite.AI, Digital Music News, Music Business Worldwide, and The Verge highlights the scale of the allegations. Reports emphasize that Sony is seeking damages potentially reaching $4.5 billion.

Future updates will depend on court proceedings regarding the two separate lawsuits. Legal developments will clarify how the court handles the 30,000 songs cited in this latest filing compared to the 333-song limit applied to the first case.

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Quick answers

How many songs are involved in the new lawsuit?

The new lawsuit concerns over 30,000 recordings.

What is the maximum potential damage figure mentioned?

Coverage states that Sony is seeking potential copyright damages of up to $4.5 billion.

Why is there a second lawsuit?

Sony filed the second suit because a judge capped its original copyright case against Udio at 333 songs, excluding the additional 30,000 recordings.

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