Suno has added iMessage integration to its iPhone app, allowing users to generate 30-second AI music clips directly from chats using text or voice prompts. The feature appears via the plus button in conversations, where users can paste messages as prompts and select genres.

Recipients need the Suno app installed to hear the generated audio, a requirement the author welcomes as it reduces unwanted exposure. The piece criticizes the system for allegedly training on tens of millions of tracks, including copyrighted works, and questions the value of sending AI-generated music versus personal voice notes.

The author argues that creating a simple song about daily plans and sending it as a voice note would be infinitely more meaningful than Suno's output, expressing disdain for AI-generated content in personal communications.