Musicians pressed to recreate AI tracks so firms can secure copyright
Musicians pressed to recreate AI tracks so firms can secure copyright
Prominent composers urge Australia to retroactively compensate artists whose works trained AI, highlighting systemic copyright exploitation. This demands aligning intellectual property laws with ethical data usage. The issue is critical for open data, ensuring transparent and fair access to creative content for model training.
Source: afr.comPublished on 2026-11-09
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