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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is many things in our lives. Not all of the things good. Some of the world's biggest record labels are two AI companies over possible copyright infringements. The labels Sony Music, Universal Music Group and Warner Records. They say two AI start-up companies called Suno and Udio are their copyrighted music on "an almost unimaginable scale". The labels say the AI start-ups have models to produce music that could " the market with machine-generated content". Lawyers for the record labels say AI-generated music, "will directly with, cheapen and ultimately out the genuine sound recordings". This could a disaster for artists.

Many AI companies say their software content that is under copyright law by the "fair use doctrine". This is a special rule that allows people to copyrighted material legally. Fair use means people can music and written articles for things like news reporting and comedy. Suno CEO Mikey Shulman his company. He said: "Our technology is transformative. It is to generate completely new output, not to and regurgitate pre-existing content." However, the record labels say the start-ups have songs that exactly like "Dancing Queen" by ABBA and "My Girl" by The Temptations. The labels compensation of $150,000 per song from the AI start-ups.