On June 24, 2024, the music industry witnessed a dramatic clash between tradition and technology.
Major record labels Sony Music, Universal Music Group, and Warner Records filed lawsuits against AI companies Suno and Udio, accusing them of massive copyright infringement.
The heart of the matter?
The AI companies allegedly used the labels’ recordings without permission to train their music-generating systems.
In the event of a single person using an artificial intelligence system to create an invention, that single person must make a significant contribution to every claim in the patent or patent
application.
As we happily train our AI on such content, are we trampling over the rights of the original content creators?
When it comes to intellectual property, who will win when competing with artificial intelligence artists? That’s the question that is currently being debated. RecentLY, an AI-generated image won first place in a major art competition. That has fueled the debate greatly. Jason M. Allen’s award-winning image is sparking a lot of controversy. Should art generated […]
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