In a landmark ruling on July 31, 2023, the Munich Regional Court found that Suno, a prominent AI music generator, unlawfully processed songs protected by GEMA, Germany’s licensing body. The court established that Suno had memorized and reproduced six GEMA-represented tracks, including recognizable hits like “Forever Young” and “Mambo No. 5,” without obtaining the necessary licenses. This decision marks one of the first binding judgments in Europe regarding AI-generated music and its copyright implications. As a consequence, Suno is required to disclose its revenue from the infringement to facilitate damage calculations. The ruling allows GEMA to pursue immediate injunctions against Suno’s operations in Europe, setting a significant precedent in the ongoing debate over AI training and copyright permissions. The outcome may influence other AI music firms facing similar legal challenges.