Music lawyers, record producers and AI music entrepreneurs weigh in on common questions on topics including common uses, ethical AI, legal implications, AI detection and more.
The musician, Michael Smith, was allegedly aided in his scheme by a number of co-conspirators as well as the CEO of an unnamed AI music company.
Hook, a social media AI remix app, will now let users remix songs from the Downtown Music catalog in a safe and licensed way.
New digital company WtrCoolr is hired to create TikTok videos that promote fake stories about clients like Shaboozey and Young Nudy. Fans are falling for it.
Symphonic will only include songs that have actively opted-in to the dataset, and participants can earn income for their contributions.
As investors flood the music AI space, new companies are using the influx to help redefine the music business.
Some of the "frothy" excitement that followed the launch of ChatGPT is dissipating. "It takes time to see the effects of technological changes," says one expert.
In their first responses to the sweeping copyright lawsuits that could define AI music, lawyers for Suno and Udio don't exactly hold back.
The NO FAKES Act, first introduced as a draft bill last October, aims to provide federal protection over one's voice and likeness for the first time.
Legal questions like the major label case against Suno and Udio make copyright “the metaphysics of the law.” So let’s get metaphysical!
