How to monetize AI music: Copyright on Suno

The emergence of artificial intelligence in music production poses new legal challenges regarding intellectual property. Tools like Suno allow for the generation of complete tracks, but monetization depends strictly on the type of subscription and the level of human intervention.

Current laws do not recognize copyright for compositions generated entirely by algorithms. Although the master can be commercially exploited on streaming platforms, registering authorship remains unfeasible without demonstrable creative contribution, opening debates about plagiarism in the industry.