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Suno chief executive Mikey Shulman says AI could shift music from something people mostly listen to into something they create, remix and share with artists. He discussed the idea, Suno’s in-house models and licensing artists’ voices and music on Bloomberg Tech.

Why it matters

The Bloomberg programme description says Suno has more than 100 million users and partnerships across the music industry. Shulman’s vision is a claim about where music could go, not evidence that listeners or artists have already embraced that change.

Discuss: If AI makes remixing and collaboration easier, should artists control each use of their work, or be able to license it more broadly?

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