Kye Gomez: Suno Holds a De Facto Monopoly While Open-Source Music Generation Stays Empty
KyeGomezB · x · 2026-09-17
Kye Gomez (Swarm author) asks why there are no great open-source music generation models, arguing Suno has a de facto monopoly over a nearly nonexistent open-source market, and that a single good open model could easily break it — floating the idea of training one himself.
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