Sony Music Demands Removal of Over 260,000 AI Deepfake Tracks from Platforms

According to a report by the Financial Times on October 5, 2026, Sony Music has reportedly demanded that music platforms remove over 260,000 AI-generated deepfake tracks. This number is nearly double the previous takedown requests for AI songs mimicking artists such as Harry Styles, Adele, and Britney Spears. Sony's actions come amid a broader legal battle against AI music startups like Suno and Udio over alleged copyright infringement. The company has been actively pursuing legal action to protect its intellectual property from unauthorized use in AI-generated content. The move highlights the growing tension between traditional media companies and emerging AI platforms, as concerns around digital rights management intensify.

By Stevie Bonifield · The Verge ·

Sony Music Demands Removal of Over 260,000 AI Deepfake Tracks from Platforms

Topics: AI copyright infringement music industry Sony Music

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