CEO and co-founder of Suno, the leading AI music generation platform. Harvard Physics PhD who built the most popular tool for generating full songs from text prompts, now facing landmark copyright lawsuits from major record labels.
Shulman built the AI music product that actually went viral — Suno's songs are everywhere on social media, and the quality jump from v3 to v4 was genuinely shocking. But the RIAA and major labels suing for copyright infringement is an existential legal risk, not a speed bump. If the courts rule that training on copyrighted music constitutes infringement, Suno's entire business model collapses. Shulman is betting that the law will evolve to accommodate AI generation, which is a bold bet with enormous asymmetric downside.
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