Labels Sue AI Music Generator Over Copyright Infringement For Merely Training With The Music
The gist is that the companies used copyrighted music to train the A.I. to play music. I don't see any difference then me using a favorite song to practice playing a musical instrument. I remember my friend playing "Wipe Out" out repeatedly in order to practice drumming to song's the drum break. I don't know of anybody learning to play music, not using other songs that were likely copyrighted.
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Big music majors such as Sony and Warner are suing generative music AI companies Suno and Udio for copyright infringement... is it over for these companies and this technology? HOW ABSURD BUT ALSO HOW TOTALLY NAIVE THOSE WHO BELIEVE THAT SOMETHING WILL CHANGE! 😂🤣 The majors (but also the major artists) just want to join the AI money party and get a share of the related revenues-if not even (if they succeed) make this technology their own to exploit it even more widely. They will simply find a profitable economic arrangement. For as long as the world has existed, dog doesn't eat dog. 👍 The proof is that they have initiated these lawsuits only now that they see that this technology works and is also catching on commercially at the production level, whereas they could have prevented the development of this technology in the field of music from the very beginning with much more numerous and stronger lawsuits, organizing class actions everywhere and campaigning to denigrate these technologies to create a negative opinion movement among consumers, thus polarizing the opinion of the bovine people to their advantage. For us, on a practical and consumer level, nothing will change, in fact, ACTUALLY IT WILL BE WAY WORSE, how much do you want to bet? What kind of world do you live in, maybe in the world of Mini Ponies!?!! 😂
Copyright, the capitalism's juice