Sony Music Group is sending letters to 700 artificial intelligence developers and music streaming services warning them to not use its artists' music to train generative AI tools without its ...
One of the biggest record labels in the world is issuing notices warning hundreds of companies not to train artificial intelligence models on its content without permission. Sony Music Group ...
Sony Music Group, one of the largest record labels in the world, has issued a stern warning to artificial intelligence companies and music streaming platforms not to use its content without permission ...
Sony Music Group has sent letters to more than 700 tech companies and music streaming services to warn them not to use its ...
Sony Music sent letters to hundreds of tech companies and warned them against using its content without permission, according to Bloomberg, which obtained a copy of the letter. The letter was sent ...
Sony Music Group is sending letters to 700 artificial intelligence developers and music streaming services warning them to not use its artists’ music to train generative AI tools without its ...
Sony Music Group has sent letters to more than 700 tech companies and music streaming services to warn them not to use its music to train AI without explicit permission. The letter, which was ...
Sony Music Group, which stands for artists like Lil Nas X and Celine Dion, has sent letters to over 700 companies warning them not to use its content without permission.
Sony Music Group warns tech companies not to use its content for AI training without permission, protecting intellectual property and artists like Lil Nas X, Beyonce, Adele, and Celine Dion ...
Artificial intelligence buzz is all over the news, but for all the technology’s potential, a key piece of the AI story that’s not covered enough is tech companies’ need for existing content ...
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