A German court has made a significant ruling in a copyright case involving an AI music generator called Suno. The court found that Suno's training data and generated music infringed on existing copyrights. Specifically, the court identified six specific songs that were stored in Suno's models and found that the AI's use of these songs was not protected by fair use or Germany's text-and-data-mining exception. The ruling is not yet final, and several key questions remain unanswered. This decision has implications for the use of AI in music creation and the limits of copyright law in the digital age.