It would be excellent if they explained this. How? Do these systems add some sort of non-audible audio "fingerprint" of sorts that allow for the 100% detection? Or do these AI tools commonly reuse audio samples or something?
"Suno is designed for creating original music, and our models don't recognize references to other artists. We are not here to make more Fake Drakes.
"To further protect against misuse, we have developed proprietary, inaudible watermarking technology that can detect whether a song was created using Suno."
taylodl•1d ago
AI-generated jingles? Absolutely! Nothing says "buy now" like a robot with perfect pitch.
AI-generated ad copy? You bet! Soulless selling from a soulless source.
AI-generated news synopsis? Sure! So long as it’s labeled clearly and doesn’t start quoting Nietzsche.
But when it comes to music, poetry, fiction, or art-I draw the line. I don’t ask my hammer to write me a sonnet, and I don’t need my toaster composing symphonies.
Let the machines handle the mundane. The messy, beautiful, human stuff? That’s ours.
Sohcahtoa82•1d ago
That was me when I wanted a heavy metal song about a common office annoyance and prompted Suno to create "Per My Last Email":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVia46yAoMU
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procinct•1d ago
Would you still call it an expression of yourself if you paid an artist to write a song for you around an idea you had? I don’t think most people would generally refer to it as “expressing themselves” when they commission another artist.
taylodl•1d ago
People regularly compose symphonies that aren't playable by any orchestra. In the worst case they have passages not playable on the actual instruments because the range is beyond the instruments' range. If a human can't play it or it can't even be played in theory on the instrument, then is it really self expression? What is being expressed, exactly?
This is getting to the core of what music is, and isn't - and part of what music is is an expression of mastery of craft.