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Pozalabs, a South Korean AI music generation startup, has responded to SACEM's inquiry regarding ethical AI practices and intellectual property rights. The company emphasizes its commitment to ethical AI development, asserting that it does not use copyrighted music for AI training without permission. Pozalabs utilizes a proprietary dataset created by its in-house composers to generate original music, avoiding copyright issues.
The CEO of Pozalabs, Wongil Huh, highlighted the importance of transparency and collaboration with industry stakeholders. By inviting SACEM representatives to their office, Pozalabs aims to foster open dialogue about their AI music generation process. This proactive approach positions Pozalabs as a responsible player in the evolving landscape of AI music creation.
• Pozalabs reaffirms commitment to ethical AI music generation practices.
• The company uses a proprietary dataset to avoid copyright issues.
AI music generation refers to the use of artificial intelligence to create original music compositions, as demonstrated by Pozalabs' products.
A proprietary dataset is a collection of data owned by a company, which Pozalabs uses to train its AI music generation algorithms.
Ethical AI involves developing AI technologies that respect intellectual property rights and promote fairness, a principle emphasized by Pozalabs.
Pozalabs is an AI music generation company that creates original music using proprietary algorithms and datasets.
SACEM is a French professional association that advocates for the rights of songwriters, composers, and music publishers.
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