Music labels push for crackdown on AI-generated tracks on streaming services.
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Streaming services have been urged to take action against AI-generated music, which is being used to create tracks that infringe on copyright laws. The music industry is concerned that the use of AI-generated music could lead to a rise in intellectual property disputes, and is calling on streaming services to implement measures to prevent the distribution of such content.
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