Suno CPO details platform integrity measures amid licensing talks.
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Suno CPO details platform integrity measures amid licensing talks. Suno's chief product officer Jack Brody detailed new platform integrity measures, including audio fingerprinting and watermarking, as the company pursues licensing agreements with major rightsholders. June 12, 2026 Suno chief product officer Jack Brody has outlined a series of platform integrity measures, including audio fingerprinting and watermarking, as the AI music generation company works to secure licensing deals with major rightsholders. The update follows a recent $400m funding round, during which CEO Mikey Shulman confirmed that Suno is preparing its first model trained on licensed music. Warner Music Group has agreed to participate, but negotiations with Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and independent licensing agency Merlin remain unresolved, alongside ongoing legal disputes. Platform integrity measures. In a LinkedIn post, Brody detailed Suno's existing rules that "prohibit users from uploading or distributing content they don't own or have the rights to use," and described training strategies "intended to reduce the risk of generating unauthorized reproductions," such as excluding artist names from training metadata. He also announced new technical developments. "Alongside those efforts, we're actively developing additional approaches for audio fingerprinting, watermarking, and spam and...
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