Google Flow Music allows users to create, publish, and share music seamlessly. The platform features a Chat with Producer tool for full-length song creation using the Lyria 3 music model and offers an AI Music Video feature powered by the Veo video model for visual storytelling.

Universal Music Group is engaged in a legal dispute with AI music platforms Suno and Udio, claiming they used copyrighted music for training without authorization. Major record labels argue that these AI systems were developed using significant amounts of copyrighted material.

Dallas Little's AI creation, Eddie Dalton, has taken eleven spots on the iTunes top 100 singles chart and occupies the number three position on the albums chart. Little produces songs, visuals, and a persona for Dalton, who does not exist as a real human artist.

An AI company is generating songs that replicate the voice and style of a musical artist, leading to the artist filing a copyright claim against the AI for using her voice on her original songs. As a result, the original artist is no longer earning revenue from her music.