World Music Publishers blame top companies AI to take advantage of copyright -protected songs
The global music industry has raised serious concerns about the practices of top artificial intelligence companies, accusing them of breach of large -scale copyright. The International Confederation of Music Publishers (ICMP), which represents the rights of publishing music worldwide, recently published the findings of a two -year survey claiming that large AI companies train their models in songs and lyrics protected by copyright. Publishers argue that these companies use huge quantities of unauthorized material obtained from electronic platforms, effectively exploiting the work of artists for commercial profit. The ICMP claims that businesses such as Openai, Suno, Udio and Mistral harvest
