Jason Isbell, David Lowery and other musicians are suing Suno, alleging the AI music platform used artists’ identities and voices without consent. AI music company Suno is facing another legal challenge, but this time the argument goes beyond whether copyrighted recordings or compositions were used to train its models. Jason Isbell, David Lowery, Guy Forsyth and Eduardo Calle have filed a lawsuit against Suno in Massachusetts, accusing the company of using musicians’ identities without permission to generate music and other content that resembles their work. According to Rolling Stone, the complaint claims Suno “encoded” the identities of countless artists into…