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Deezer will save your music feed from the flood of AI-generated songs with a one-tap fix
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Deezer will save your music feed from the flood of AI-generated songs with a one-tap fix

Tired of AI-generated songs cluttering your music searches? Deezer is introducing a new filter that lets you hide fully AI-generated tracks, albums, and related artists. Deezer wants to give you a direct way to say no to AI-generated songs cluttering your feed. The music streaming platform has announced a new toggle feature that will let users exclude fully AI-generated tracks, albums, and related artists from search

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Sony reportedly demanded music platforms take down over 260,000 AI deepfake tracks.
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Sony reportedly demanded music platforms take down over 260,000 AI deepfake tracks.

According to the Financial Times, that’s nearly double the 135,000 takedown requests Sony Music had previously sent for AI tracks imitating its artists, like Harry Styles, Adele, and Britney Spears. Over the past year, Sony has also filed lawsuits against AI music platforms like Suno and Udio over copyright infringement. [Link: Sony Music steps up fight against streaming fraud | https://www.ft.com/content/51aed058-f8e0-4426-b92a-790b7863d350 | Financial Times]

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Suno admits it scraped audio from YouTube in a court filing.

We already kinda knew that thanks to a hack of the company’s data in July. And Suno admitted to training its models on publicly available music. But this is the first time it has explicitly copped to ripping audio from YouTube, saying in a court filing: > Suno admits that audio data was obtained from YouTube for use as training data using YT-DLP. [Link: Suno admits it obtained YouTube audio to train its AI | https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/suno-admits-it-obtained-youtube-audio-to-train-its-ai-but-challeng…

Suno admits it scraped audio from YouTube in a court filing.
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Sony and Warner sue Anthropic over copyrighted song theft used for AI training

Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music have sued Anthropic, accusing the $2 trillion AI company of pirating copyrighted songs at massive scale to train Claude, its family of AI models. The lawsuit, filed Friday in California federal court, alleges Anthropic obtained lyrics and sheet music through torrent downloads and other pirate sources rather than

Sony and Warner sue Anthropic over copyrighted song theft used for AI training