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AI-generated music is shuffling toward an intellectual property nightmare.
Universal Music Group (UMG) has allegedly urged streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music to crack down on AI-music services that are training off of their copyrighted music libraries.
It’s not clear exactly what the streaming services can do. In the meantime, UMG has been issuing takedown requests on AI-generated songs appearing on the platforms and warned that it “will not hesitate” to protect the rights of its artists.
Streaming services urged to clamp down on AI-generated music
[FinancialTimes]
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