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AI in Business · Suno Hits $300M ARR: AI's Impact on the Music Industry · 28 Feb 2026 podcast

And I think this is also kind of gets to Anthropic getting in hot water for pirating like every book that exists in the world.

And they later tried to buy all the books.

And the judge said, look, it's totally cool if you train your model after you've physically purchased the book.

But if you just pirate them all, you can't do that.

So it's interesting.

It's interesting the lines we're drawing here with AI and how they get their training data.

At the same time, there's a bunch of big tech firms that are pushing into music more.

The biggest and most notable right now is Google, who just announced that they have the generative music tool producer AI.

It's going to become part of Google Labs.

This is something that was backed by the chain smokers, and it basically lets users create music from prompts.

You could say, you know, something like make a lo-fi beat and it will do that.

uh it runs on lyria 3 which is a music model from google deepmind which basically can turn text and images into audio so you could like put a you could put like a cool image in there and it's like make a song that's the vibe of this you know retro image and it will do that which is i mean it's kind of cool the downside is like it only can make i think 30 second long music snippets i'm sure it will get better in the future but right now it's not very useful in my opinion for making music

just what you can do on Gemini, but perhaps inside of producer AI, it can do more.

Google said that Lyria 3 is also going to be integrated into not just producer AI, it's going to be in Gemini.

And they're basically trying to make this feel like a collaborative partnership more than kind of a one shot generator, right?

google i mean the way that they're pitching this which honestly to me just seems less useful but they're like look it's it's not a one-shot generator it's like a collaborator like you say you know play like this part of the song this way and then it does it and it's like okay now add this thing okay now add that now add that like and i get like that's cool because you're kind of working on with it but at the same time like i think for your average person that's like hey write me a funny song for my buddies like bachelor party that i want to play that has all these specific elements to him like

could do that on suno in like five seconds so i'm not sure why you'd want to sit there and tinker with it um and especially because like google gemini doesn't really seem like the pro place that most musicians are going to be working so making it like less useful than something like suno that the pros are using where you ought to like tinker with it and ask it a bunch of questions before it sends something doesn't seem that useful in my opinion

There's a bunch of high profile musicians right now that are starting to experiment with this like AI generated music as well.

The three time Grammy winner Wyclef Jean used Lyria 3 in Google's Music AI sandbox on his recent track.

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