The passage of the bill, which allows musicians to deduct recording costs in the year they were incurred, was hailed by Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr.
Andrew Frelon, who calls himself an "adjunct" member of the group, owned up to using Suno for the project but gave conflicting answers about how much the service was relied upon.
The annual general assembly of CISAC, the trade organization of collecting societies, was full of talk about new technology — and how it could help creators, as well as hurt them.
Just weeks after the announce of Suno's new editing tools, the AI music company is further expanding tools desired by professional musicians.
The streamer's chief innovation officer and director of research talk about AI-generated spam, its new tagging system and more.
In articles and interviews, Ek has revealed both excitement and caution around AI while professing respect for creators — though some may question his commitment to the latter.
Technology companies have more power than ever. But creators still have the moral high ground — and more of them are using it.
A country singer is suing on behalf of "thousands" of other independent artists whose songs have allegedly been used to train artificial intelligence.
Rob Stringer says the major has "engaged with more than 800 companies on ethical product creation, content protection and detection, enhancing metadata" and more.
As the music biz fights its own legal battles against artificial intelligence, Hollywood is now getting into the game — with an assist from Darth Vader and Homer Simpson.
