Getting creators paid fairly means settling songwriting credit issues in a reasonable amount of time.
A judge ruled that the dispute -- a Spanish artist suing two Brits -- clearly didn't belong in his Louisiana federal courthouse.
In a letter to the U.S. Trade Representative, the RIAA says certain AI vocal cloning sites, like Voicify.ai, infringe on their members' copyrights and rights of publicity.
Drake interpolates their 1986 Hot 100 chart-topper "West End Girls" on the For All the Dogs track.
The development comes nearly five months after a jury cleared the singer of accusations that his "Thinking Out Loud" infringed the earlier song.
A copyright case claims that virtually every big song in the genre was illegally copied from a 1989 track.
A judge dismissed the suit Wednesday, finding the 2019 hit is "not substantially similar" to an earlier song of the same name.
The deal will resolve allegations that the star singer's video was created with "blatant disregard" of a filmmaker's intellectual property.
Citing copyright infringement, RIAA is demanding that Discord disable a server dedicated to AI voice models and unmask some of its users.
Days after a federal judge said its case had serious flaws, a band called Artikal Sound System has moved to drop the lawsuit entirely.
