Round Hill Music has laid out its litigation strategy against Suno and Anthropic, with the publisher indicating it intends to pursue both AI companies through trial rather than settle. Court filings reference model weights, data extraction tools and a $75 million figure central to the disputes.
Round Hill estimates statutory damages could approach or exceed $1 billion in each case, underscoring the financial stakes as music rights holders continue to challenge AI firms over the use of copyrighted works in training data.
The cases add to a growing body of litigation testing how copyright law applies to generative AI music and text tools, with outcomes likely to shape licensing negotiations across the industry.
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