AI music companies Suno and Udio sued for U.S. copyright infringement

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5 days ago

June 26, 2024

Several major music labels have filed lawsuits against AI-powered music generation companies Suno and Udio, alleging copyright infringement in the United States.

The lawsuits, filed in federal court, claim that Suno and Udio have been using copyrighted music compositions without proper authorisation or licensing.

According to the complaints, Suno and Udio’s AI platforms allegedly analyze vast libraries of existing music to create new compositions that mimic copyrighted works.

Dr Karen Sutherland from UniSC joins to discuss.

5k into 500k: finance experts explore options to build greatness from small beginnings

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8 hours ago

July 1, 2024

Nathan Langridge

From $5k into over $400k – it might sound too good to be true, but with the right investment strategy and time on your side, finance experts are claiming it is possible to grow a small initial investment into a substantial sum.

The journey towards a large retirement begins with understanding the power of compounding interest.

By consistently investing small amounts over time, initial investments can grow exponentially.

Mark Wyld from MW Wealth joins to discuss this strategy. #featured

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Volkswagen-Rivian deal: VW invest $5B in American EV maker

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9 hours ago

July 1, 2024

Nathan Langridge

Volkswagen and Rivian have formed a new partnership that hopes to boost not only VW’s EV lineup but also enhances their global manufacturing footprint, leveraging Rivian’s manufacturing expertise in the United States.

Volkswagen’s strategic move into the electric vehicle market has taken a bold step forward with a $5 billion investment in Rivian, the American electric truck startup.

This landmark deal marks VW’s commitment to accelerating its EV portfolio and securing a significant stake in Rivian’s technology and production capabilities.

Mike Costello from Cox Automotive joins to discuss. #featured #trending

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Trump and Biden clash on policies and spur falsehoods in debate rematch

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3 days ago

June 28, 2024

Nathan Langridge

Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden sparred over critical issues during their much-anticipated presidential debate, but did little to garner new eyes.

The first debate of 2024 covered topics ranging from the economy to the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, both candidates aimed to sway undecided voters ahead of Election Day later this years.

Former President Donald Trump, known for his aggressive rhetoric, doubled down on his administration’s economic achievements while criticising President Joe Biden’s record on trade and foreign policy.

Biden, on the other hand, focused on healthcare reform and accused Trump of mishandling the pandemic, and an economic downturn under his watch. #featured #trending