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Big 3 record labels consider licensing music to AI startups while suing said AI startups
Last week, The New York Times announced a new AI licensing deal with Amazon. Now, the same strategy may be coming for the music industry. Bloomberg reports that Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and Sony Music Entertainment are currently in talks to license their copyrighted material to AI startups Udio and Suno.
The talks with AI startups concern how the labels—and their artists—would get paid for music’s use in generative AI models.
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