Suno was one of two AI companies sued last year by major record labels — including Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Warner Music Group — who allege that the companies infringed on the labels’ recording copyrights in order to train their music-generating models.

The "band" has released two albums within three weeks of one another on a streaming service that does not differentiate between what is human or computer-generated.

Not all people using AI will be quick to admit they're doing so with their art, though. The latest example is an AI band called The Velvet Sundown, which doesn't exist in real life. Whoever generated them managed to reach 500,000 listeners on Spotify in just a few weeks.