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Sony Music and Universal Music Group are suing AI music generator Suno, claiming its new v6 models still infringe copyright by training on unlicensed music via user interactions. The labels allege Suno is liable for up to $9 billion in damages.

Former PlayStation executives Shuhei Yoshida and Adam Boyes recreated their famous 2013 PS4 game-sharing video pose at Tokyo Game Show 2026, but fittingly without a physical game to hand over.

Universal Music and Sony Music filed a second lawsuit against AI music company Suno in Massachusetts on Friday, alleging infringement of 60,202 sound recordings. The labels seek up to $150,000 per work for willful infringement, with statutory damages potentially exceeding $9 billion.

Marvel's Wolverine sold approximately 1.9 million copies in its first three days on PS5, generating over $130 million in revenue. The figure includes one million pre-launch digital pre-orders, according to Alinea Analytics.
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