Italy opens investigation into AI music company Suno over its terms
Italy's competition authority AGCM has opened an investigation into Suno, saying parts of its terms of service may be unfair to consumers under Italian law. Concerns include unilateral changes to prices and terms, account closures without notice, an overly broad content licence, and mandatory arbitration in Massachusetts.
- AGCM is reviewing Suno's terms under Article 33 of Italy's Consumer Code
- Regulator says Suno can change prices and terms without giving a reason
- Concerns include the content licence and waiver of authors' moral rights
- Disputes would go to binding arbitration in Massachusetts with no class actions
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