UMG asking streaming services to prevent AI companies from accessing their content.

As technology advances, it was inevitable that Universal Music Group, one of the biggest music companies in the world, would take action in response to the use of AI to produce music that mimics well-known artists. In a statement, a UMG spokesperson expressed their commitment to protecting the rights of creators, emphasizing their 'moral and commercial responsibility' to safeguard their artists.



This has been met with criticism from creators who feel their work is being replicated without recompense, and even artists such as Drake have voiced their disapproval of AI-generated music. Alexander Ross, a lawyer specializing in copyright, has made clear that such duplication is illegal.



The use of AI to replicate public figures has been a topic of discussion in recent months. This has highlighted the potential implications of AI, as the future of creative endeavors is uncertain. It is clear that the clash between AI and the rest of us is only just beginning.

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