The AI music generator Suno has announced that it will start watermarking songs created on its platform, amid a number of legal battles and increasing pressure from the music industry. Details are vague, but Shulman said his company will adopt "new audio watermarking and fingerprinting technology" that helps it resist AI fraud more effectively. As well as the new watermarking system, Suno will also set download limits designed to tackle the mass distribution of AI songs on streaming platforms. In November last year, Warner Music reached an agreement with Suno that allows the company to license WMG artists' music and their likenesses, ending what had been an ongoing legal dispute. As reported by Reuters, the Munich-based court ruled that Suno trained its systems on protected music that it didn't have the rights to use, a decision Suno disagreed with and may yet appeal.