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Sony Just Found a Way to Track Copyrighted Music in AI Tracks
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Sony unveils AI tool aimed at detecting use of copyrighted works
Sony Group has disclosed a new artificial intelligence detection tool designed to identify the use of protected works in AI-generated content, according to a recent report by Nikkei Asia. Developed by Sony’s AI division, the technology is said to function across multiple media formats, including music, film and video games. The tool is intended to determine whether and to what extent copyrighted material has contributed to machine-generated outp…
Sony Group has developed a technology capable of identifying the underlying music used in songs generated by AI, so that composers can demand compensation from IA developersThe Sony Group has developed a software capable of identifying the underlying music in songs generated by artificial intelligence (AI), thus offering songwriters the opportunity to claim compensation if their music has been used. This technology compares the music generated b…
Sony Just Found a Way to Track Copyrighted Music in AI Tracks
The music industry has been locked in a complicated relationship with artificial intelligence for the past two years. There are several AI-powered platforms that can generate catchy tunes in seconds. However, they usually do this by “learning” from millions of copyrighted songs while the original artists never get a compensation. With that in mind, Sony Group may have figured out how to detect the human influences hidden in synthetic tracks to l…
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