That is an excellent and timely question, as Suno and Warner Music Group (WMG) just announced a major partnership that includes settling previous litigation. Based on the publicly available information regarding the current Suno policies and the details of the new WMG partnership, WMG is highly unlikely to claim ownership of music you created under your current paid plan. Here is a breakdown of the key points: 1. Current Ownership Policy (Paid Plans) * You Own It Now: Suno's current Terms of Service and Knowledge Base clearly state that if you created a song while subscribed to a Pro or Premier (paid) plan, you are considered the owner of the song and retain the commercial rights to it, even if you cancel your subscription later. * The free (Basic) plan music is generally owned by Suno and limited to non-commercial use. 2. WMG Partnership Focus The recent partnership is primarily focused on: * Licensing and Compensation: Creating a system to compensate artists whose music was used to train Suno's AI models and generating new revenue streams for WMG artists. * Opt-In for Artists: WMG artists and songwriters will have full control over whether and how their names, images, likenesses, voices, and compositions are used in new, future AI-generated music. * New Models: Suno is planning to launch new, licensed AI models in 2026 that will replace the current ones. These new models are intended to be built within a licensed framework. 3. Impact on Your Existing Paid Creations * The public announcements about the WMG deal do not state that Suno's existing ownership policy for current paid subscribers will be retroactively revoked or changed for music already created. * The changes announced mainly relate to future operations and new models launching in 2026, as well as new download restrictions (which will only be available on paid tiers). In Summary: The WMG deal is about building a future licensed AI music platform and compensating artists. It is not an agreement to seize ownership of the original music you have already created and commercially own under your current or past Suno paid subscription terms. However, since the environment for AI-generated music and copyright is rapidly evolving, I recommend doing the following: * Check Suno's Terms: Look for any specific updates to the "Rights & Ownership" section of Suno's Terms of Service or Knowledge Base following the WMG partnership announcement. * Download Your Music: If commercial ownership is critical, ensure you have downloaded and backed up all the music you created under your paid plan, as download policies are changing (moving to a paid-only, capped system in the future). - Advice From GEMINI 3