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Suno Pulls Mary J. Blige Ad And Claims A Fake Representative Fooled Them

The rise of artificial intelligence in music has been a hot debate for a while now, but many examples this year have taken the controversy to its most heated point so far. Amid all this, though, it seems like even companies like Suno, who promote and sell AI-generated music to consumers, won’t double down on their advocacy if they misunderstood the intentions of an actual artist. This is what just happened with Mary J.

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