ELVIS HAS ENTERED THE LAWSUIT

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A song and a singer's voice aren't the same thing. Owning rights to a song concerns the music and lyrics; protecting a voice concerns someone sounding recognizably like you.

Voice cloning makes generated singing resemble a real singer.

The Verge reports that Elvis Presley's rights holders and the publisher of some Eminem records have sued Suno, alleging its AI generates music and lyrics that illegally mimic those artists. Eminem himself is not a party.

The Presley lawyers invoke Tennessee's ELVIS Act, a law protecting voices from unauthorized AI cloning. A dispute about imitating Elvis now involves legislation named ELVIS.

Even the legal department has an impersonator act.

Our imaginary scene puts Lil'meme at a karaoke machine that dispenses legal paperwork instead of music. He ordered a hit.

The machine apparently heard litigation.

Suno disputes the alleged misuse. It says it prohibits unauthorized use, blocks prompts naming specific artists and songs, and screens uploaded audio and lyrics through outside providers.

These are allegations, not a court verdict. The useful distinction: generating a sound doesn't settle whether you have permission to imitate the person behind it.

Source: The Verge.

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