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So it seems to me, if one is an amateur, if ones music is in early development, unrefined, not worth much anyway....you could have fun and learn with AI software.
But if you start getting good as a writer....better watch out!
Here is a youtube I watched and some kind commenter did a highlight summary for quick refence:
The record industry is suing AI music startups Suno and Udio for copyright infringement. 00:14 The music industry has historically been a strong opponent against new technologies that challenge copyright. 00:28 The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and major labels like Universal, Sony, and Warner are seeking significant damages. 00:56 The RIAA claims that Suno and Udio are hiding their infringement rather than operating lawfully. 01:24 Suno argues their platform generates new music and does not memorize or reproduce existing content. 02:06 Suno's executives anticipated the lawsuit, viewingit as a cost of doing business. 02:33 RIAA states they are open to AI but only if developers work with them and respect copyright. 03:02 The core issue is whether training AI on copyrighted material constitutes copyright infringement. 04:19 Industry experts suggest there are ways to develop AI models that respect copyright laws. 04:45 The main legal question is whether AI training falls under fair use. 05:28 Advocates argue that AI music creation is transformative and should be covered under fair use. 06:09 The debate includes whether AI's use of music harms the market for original works. 06:37 The limited number of musical inputs complicates the issue of copyright in music. 07:06 Some believe the labels are suing to gain control and profit from AI music technology. 07:34 The legal and public opinion battles are crucial in determining the future of AI in music. 08:17 Machines can process vast amounts of data, making AI fundamentally different from human learning. 08:46 There is a nehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2ZTC0tkMased to rethink copyright laws to accommodate digital and AI advancements. 09:13 Many agree that AI should benefit both innovators and traditional artists, emphasizing a creator-first approach.
I am enjoying checking out your progression. I am especially interested in hearing people uploading their first recorded intros and a verse with melody then having UDIO pick up verse 2, 3 etc. using the same melody you created, the same instrumentation you uploaded and the lyrics you supply. What that becomes then is what a rich guy gets when he hires session players and a producer to record his music. That is the beauty of where this is going!
Don't let the lack of comments make you think no one is listening. They may not post, but outside people are clicking on your songs, I can see it on my end. Hopefully when one decides to commit to registering, you will still be here uploading to this post. I am considering having an A.I. music board, so if you want that, let me know on the post in the MP3 board. Thanks Bill!
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