Universal Music and Warner Music are reportedly close to finalising landmark AI licensing agreements with technology companies. The deals aim to establish a payment structure akin to current music streaming models for AI-generated content. These agreements may involve both music companies partnering with AI firms within weeks.
These discussions seek to regulate how AI tools utilise copyrighted songs to train their models. The major labels are also seeking compensation, control, and artist opt-out rights in AI training.
These deals could potentially reshape how generative music technology interacts with traditional media. The music industry is cautiously optimistic about AI technology while also defending copyright protections.
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