Proposition

AI music generators should be allowed to use existing songs for training.

AI summary · draft

Some argue that AI music generators like Udio should have the right to use existing songs for training purposes, fostering innovation in music creation. Others contend that this practice infringes on copyright laws and undermines the rights of original artists and producers.

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🛠️ Solutions

This debate is about what to do. Beyond taking sides — propose a concrete fix and others can support it. The most-backed proposal becomes the emerging plan; this is the converge step X and chat channels can't do.

Discussion

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Apprentice

📰 Imported for discussion (The Verge): Sony claims Udio “copied and ingested” its music.

📎 Here are the 30,000 songs Sony is suing Udio’s AI music generator over(theverge.com) ↗

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