AI in Business Host

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156 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 28 Feb

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It's $8.99 a month.
You get access to over 40 of the top models for everything from Google Gemini to Grok to Claude to Cohere to
tons of open source models, a bunch of image generation models and 11 labs and other models like that for audio.
So all of that is $8.99 a month.
You get 20% off if you get an annual plan.
If you need more tokens, you can also get higher subscription tiers, but go check it out.
It's all on the platform.
All right.
Let's get into what's going on in the AI music industry.
So, Suno, which is the platform I typically use when I'm creating AI-generated music, UDO is the second biggest one, but Suno seems to be one of the bigger players right now, and they have an awesome studio where you can basically put a song in there and select a certain part of the song and type in an instrument like violin, and it will generate violin stems for just that particular part of the song.
It does a whole bunch of really cool things, or any instrument, so you really can get quite creative with Suno.
Their CEO was just posting.
It's Mikey Shulman on LinkedIn.
He said that they have now reached 2 million paid subscribers and $300 million in annual recurring revenue.
So this is, I mean, this is coming after just three months ago, they raised $250 million and they did it at a 2.45%.
billion dollar valuation.
I think when that happened, the company had been kind of talking to the Wall Street Journal, and they said that they had just hit $200 million in annual recurring revenue.
So I mean, just three months later, we're at 300 million, they're definitely growing very quickly, which is kind of crazy to think that they were able to raise $250 million.
And then three months later, their annual recurring revenue was up $100 million.
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