Sony, Universal, and Warner just all invested in the same AI company. Smart move against Suno in court, since it proves the labels aren't against AI, just against not getting paid for it. But zoom out and it's the same story the industry has told for decades. The label owns the copyright, so the label captures the new revenue stream, even when that revenue comes from a use of the music nobody could have negotiated for when the artist signed. Stronger legal position for the majors. Same old deal for the artists.
