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Musicians Demand Legal Protections as AI-Generated Tracks Flood Streaming Platforms
Artists and industry groups are calling for stricter regulations and compensation as AI-generated songs rapidly saturate digital music platforms. Canadian musicians lead the pushback, warning that unchecked artificial intelligence threatens their livelihoods and creative rights.
28 Aug, 10:22 — 28 Aug, 13:16
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Music industry fends off flood of AI music 'stealing' the charts
The music industry is battling a flood of AI-generated music, as music made with AI now accounts for about 44% of daily downloads, according to streaming app Deezer.
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As AI-generated music floods platforms, Canadian artists demand consent, transparency and pay
Concerns come as music industry pushes for rules requiring AI companies to compensate songwriters and musicians whose work helps power their systems
By Alex Nino Gheciu
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First report: Fox News · 28 Aug, 10:22|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h
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