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Universal Music and Sony Want to Know How Many AI-Generated Songs DistroKid Releases

The Hollywood Reporter · October 16, 2026 at 2:11 PM

The companies filed a new case this week, arguing the information is crucial in the labels' lawsuit against Suno.

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Universal Music and Sony Want to Know How Many AI-Generated Songs DistroKid Releases

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