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The company that controls Elvis Presley's name, image and likeness has sued the AI music generator Suno, accusing it of letting anyone with a keyboard make new songs in Presley's voice. The federal lawsuit, filed on Friday, 6 November, is one of the first major cases brought under Tennessee's ELVIS Act, the 2024 law that made a person's voice, real or simulated, a protected right. Nothing has been decided yet. But for anyone who earns a living with their voice, this is the case to watch.
The suit was filed by Elvis Presley Enterprises, a unit of the licensing company Authentic Brands Group, Billboard reported on Saturday. Variety, which describes the plaintiffs as a group that includes Authentic Brands Group, Raleigh Music Publishing and others, says the 51-page complaint was filed in the Northern District of California. It accuses Suno of copyright infringement over Presley's recordings, and of exploiting his identity whenever users cite his name when they generate songs.
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Elvis Presley Enterprises acusa a Suno de dejar que sus usuarios clonen la voz de Presley, en uno de los primeros casos bajo la Ley ELVIS de Tennessee.
