Amazon’s recent Alexa Plus demo featuring Suno, an AI-driven song generator, has unexpectedly triggered a major copyright clash with the music industry. With lawsuits from top labels and concerns over fair use, the integration raises questions about the legality of AI-generated music and Amazon’s alliances with rights holders.

On February 6, 2025, Dhurakij Pundit University’s Faculty of Communication Arts held 'AI Music Made Easy,' a workshop on Suno AI for music production. Led by Phongsathorn Thammakhan, it taught students to create songs from text, alongside monetization strategies. While practical, some question AI’s creative depth. The event aligns with DPU’s focus on tech-driven skills.

Generative AI is revolutionizing business operations by providing innovative music generation tools that enhance marketing and creative projects. From creating custom tracks for ads and podcasts to enriching social media content, AI music generators like Suno, Beatoven, and Soundraw offer versatile, cost-effective solutions. Explore how these technologies are shaping the future of business creativity.

Suno’s latest AI music model, V4, pushes the boundaries of music creation with lifelike sounds and advanced features. As the company faces a copyright lawsuit, it continues to innovate, drawing both criticism and quiet praise from the industry. Can Suno balance creativity, legality, and collaboration in shaping the future of music?