Suno Changes How It Makes Music

The company released four new guidelines this week. These rules focus on keeping human creativity at the center of music. They want to make sure technology acts as a tool rather than a replacement.
Suno plans to block users from copying specific artists. They are also adding digital watermarks to all songs created on the site. These marks will help identify tracks made by their AI.
This move comes as the company deals with several lawsuits. They are trying to balance new technology with respect for copyright. These changes will roll out to everyone in the coming weeks.
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