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recently artificial intelligence developers There is a serious copyright dispute between major platforms. Although many content producers and websites say their content is used in artificial intelligence training,
recently artificial intelligence developers There is a serious copyright dispute between major platforms. Although many content producers and websites say their content is used in artificial intelligence training, artificial intelligence developers often deny these claims.
Like YouTube Develop your own artificial intelligence tool He preferred to ask permission first. According to the news, YouTube’s goal is to create a clone of more artists in the digital environment by signing agreements with major music production and distribution companies. It is stated that the company is willing to pay serious sums to Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music and Warner Bros.
Details about YouTube’s offer are unknown, but it’s more than a permanent copyright deal. make a large one-time payment is expected to be planned. It is stated that the company will use the music of the people who have agreed to copyright it to train artificial intelligence tools.
A few days ago RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America)filed a lawsuit against Suno and Udio, two major developers of artificial intelligence music production tools, alleging that the companies used copyrighted songs without legal permission. RIAA also represents giant corporations like Sony, Warner, and Universal, so this case is pretty big. The lawsuit sought $150,000 for each copyright infringement.
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