AI music generator, Suno, has opened an office in downtown San Francisco. The company, which allows users to create music from prompts, has been involved in legal disputes over using copyrighted music to train AI models. The new office is located in the South of Market and aims to grow its workforce by 70% across engineering, product design, data science, and machine learning teams. The Recording Industry Association of America sued Suno in 2024 on behalf of three major record labels, including Warner Music Group (WMG), accusing the company of "wholesale theft" by using copyrighted recordings to train its AI model without permission.