Presley and Eminem rightsholders sue Suno over voice cloning
Authentic Brands Group and Eight Mile Style filed separate suits as the tracked US copyright-suits-vs-AI map hit a total of 166.
Eight Mile Style, which controls Eminem recordings including "Lose Yourself" and "The Real Slim Shady," filed a parallel complaint alleging Suno's platform produces songs and lyrics replicating the rapper's protected work, according to the report. Suno said it exists "to help people create new, original music, not to trade on anyone's name or likeness" and said it is "always working to strengthen" its guardrails.
Separately, ChatGPT Is Eating the World reported that its tracked US map of copyright suits against AI companies now totals 166, counting the two new Suno filings.
Two music catalogs, one AI company, same week — that tells you where the legal pressure on generative audio is landing hardest right now. If you write or license anything with a recognizable voice or style attached to it, this is the fight whose outcome decides what "inspired by" is allowed to mean. Watch the Suno docket, not because it touches your contract today, but because the ruling will set the line everyone else gets measured against.
From the Coral Wire edition of Mon, Nov 9 2026 · Coral Index 66/100 (Tailwinds building)
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- Elvis Presley rights holders and Eminem publisher file separate copyright lawsuits against AI music generator Sunocompleteaitraining.com
- Latest US Map of Copyright Suits v. AI companies. Total = 166chatgptiseatingtheworld.com