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Summary
In the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris discusses the ongoing legal issues surrounding companies UDIO and SUNO, which are being sued by major record labels for using copyrighted music to train their AI software without permission. Both companies claim that they are protected under the fair use doctrine, but the courts have yet to decide on the legality of their actions. Harris expresses his conflicting views on the matter, acknowledging the practical benefits of using copyrighted music for quicker AI training while also recognizing the ethical concerns regarding compensation for the artists and rights holders whose work is being used. He questions whether the distinction between human artists learning from others and AI mimicking styles is significant, suggesting that the central issue may revolve around financial compensation for original creators influenced by these technologies.
Source: https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/as-suno-and-udio-admit-training-ai-with-unlicensed-music-record-industry-says-theres-nothing-fair-about-stealing-an-artists-lifes-work/
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