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The Vergecast tackles a new lawsuit filed by the RIAA against two AI companies.
Udio and Suno are alleged to have violated music industry copyrights by ingesting vast quantities of recorded songs in order to train their AI models.
We talk about the upcoming phone releases from Samsung , Google , and Motorola .
We also talk about some big-deal speaker news, because this is the summer of the party speaker.
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