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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Hi Elvis, let me give you another aspect of AI to think about. Recently, I uploaded one of Carroll's lyrics and we got a stunning song from Suno but the recording had one or two minor faults. I then recorded the whole song myself using my instruments. I more or less made a cover song of the AI track and fixed the minor issues I didn't like and I programmed the piano slightly differently. Like Gary said, I guess I could register the song as my song. My song was written by AI but there are no robots in my recording. What would you say, is that an AI song or not? I'm not sure if you can copyright a typical V-C-V etc structure/arrangement. So, the real question is, did you change the melody... rhythm... chord progression... harmonies...?
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