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The article delves into the intricate copyright issues surrounding AI-generated music, particularly focusing on the ownership complexities amidst technological advancements. It discusses two AI music generation tools, Suno and Udio, and how they handle ownership of the generated music based on their terms of service. The piece also explores the application of Australian copyright law to AI-generated music and the challenges in determining ownership.
Moreover, the article raises thought-provoking questions about authorship, fair dealing, and intellectual property rights in the context of AI-generated music. It highlights the potential legal implications of using generative AI to mimic famous singers and the concerns within the music industry regarding unauthorized use of vocal profiles through AI technology. Additionally, it touches upon the evolving landscape of AI voice scams and the need for regulatory frameworks to protect against exploitation and identity theft.
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