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Schmidt predicts AI that is 'as smart as the smartest mathematician, physicist, artist, writer, thinker, politician...'

KOMCA’s decision comes at a time when lawmakers and courts around the world are grappling with the issue of copyrighting AI-made works

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Supertone says its tool includes safeguards to prevent it from being used in deepfakes

A work that combines human creativity with AI can be copyrighted, so long as there is a “sufficient” amount of human expression

Exec spoke on the 'AI and Content Creation' panel at the World Economic Forum event

“CAA’s clients’ direct experience with digital replicas... will be critical in shaping a tool that responsibly empowers and protects creators"

Using Merlin members' music to train AI requires “explicit written authorization,” the organization has declared

New report says music creators alone stand to lose $10.5bn of their revenue by 2028

Third-party app developers have been cut off from numerous data points within Spotify's platform

Musical.AI says it has built the world’s first secure platform for rights management in AI training

Some observers say the ruling weakens music companies' claims against AI developers, but the OpenAI case is very different from the music cases

Company claims to be the "only Independent All Rights Distributor" with its own AI department

'We're going to open up the floodgates for generations of artists to flourish on this new frontier.'

GEMA proposes that authors should receive compensation beyond a one-time payment for training data