Udio Allows AI Song Downloads for 48 Hours After Backlash
Udio faced a swift backlash after announcing its deal with Universal Music Group (UMG), but now the company is allowing subscribers to download their existing songs for 48 hours.
The AI firm had changed its policies as part of the settlement, barring paying subscribers from downloading their own songs, including those created before the UMG deal. This move sparked outrage and threats of legal action from users.
Udio will provide a 48-hour window starting Monday for subscribers to download their existing songs.
- Udio faced angry subscribers threatening legal action after the policy change.
- The company struck a licensing settlement with Universal Music Group (UMG).
- The 48-hour window is a response to growing outrage from users.
Author's summary: Udio allows 48-hour AI song downloads after backlash.
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