This feels different from the usual ‘both sides debating copyright’ thing. A court actually said no, you violated it, disclose your revenue, pay damages. Not a settlement, not an investigation. A ruling.
Every other AI music and image generator is probably watching this pretty closely right now. Because GEMA went after the business model, not just the tech. If Suno has to disclose what they made off of training on copyrighted music, that number probably matters more than the court decision itself.
source: German court rules that AI music firm violated copyrights
