Suno is implementing new measures to address concerns surrounding AI-generated music and copyright. These changes include watermarking and fingerprinting AI-created songs to prevent their misuse. The company will also enforce stricter download policies to limit mass distribution. Deceptive audio and unauthorized voice or likeness cloning are now explicitly prohibited. These updates follow mounting copyright lawsuits and an unfavorable ruling in Germany. Suno also faced scrutiny for a past data breach that exposed training data sources. To combat misuse on other platforms, Suno will employ audio watermarking and fingerprinting. The company has partnered with Musixmatch and its Sentinel system for copyright detection. Suno aims to balance promoting original creation with enabling AI music production. New community guidelines specifically target deceptive audio and unauthorized voice usage.