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AI music startups Suno and Udio are revolutionizing the industry by enabling anyone to create full songs from simple text prompts, sparking controversy and lawsuits from major record labels. Despite backlash, these companies are pushing for peace talks to license music properly and build partnerships. Suno settled with Warner, Udio signed deals with Warner, Universal, and Merlin, while Sony remains in court. Musicians worry about AI replacing them without consent or pay, but Suno and Udio CEOs stress their aim to collaborate, not fight. Experts see AI as a tool to make music more accessible, with hopes for Grammy invites by 2027.

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