Music Label Urges Spotify and Apple Music to Block AI Music Cloning.
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Universal Music Group has asked streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music to limit AI's access to music on different platforms to prevent the tech from scraping data from and training itself on copyrighted content. UMG is concerned with how AI companies might be using music from the label's roster of artists to train their bots to create music. UMG is one of the Big Three music corporations and has over one-third of the music industry's market share as of the end of 2022.
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- AI-generated songs on Apple Music and Spotify breach copyright, says music label UMG 9to5Mac
- Streaming sites urged not to let AI use music to clone pop stars The Guardian
- The music industry wants Apple Music & Spotify to block AI music training AppleInsider
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