Spotify CEO Defends AI Music, Promises Musicians Will Be Adequately Compensated
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Spotify CEO defends AI music, promises musicians will be adequately compensated
Speaking to the Financial Times, Norström described the new feature as a "legal" and "controlled" way for users to create AI-generated music without resorting to piracy. He acknowledged that some of the backlash to AI-generated content is "reasonable," but said Spotify will continue to protect musicians while offering users an...Read Entire Article
Alex Norström, co-executive director of Spotify, today defended the regulated use of generative AI in the creation of music as a way to avoid uncontrolled use that is already beginning to be noticed in the virtual environment. In an interview with the Financial Times, Norström justified the agreement announced last Thursday with the Universal record label, which will allow users to create versions and remixes of songs using generative AI. Concer…
The streaming service Spotify integrates AI-generated music and thus encounters resistance among artists. While the CEO defends the new remix functions as legal protection, musicians fear a flood of the platform with artificial songs. (Continue reading)
Spotify Defends Licensed AI Music Under Universal Deal
Spotify's licensed AI music push under its Universal deal is being framed as a controlled alternative to open generators, with pricing and launch still unclear. The post Spotify Defends Licensed AI Music Under Universal Deal appeared first on WinBuzzer.
Alex Norström, Co-P.-D. G of Spotify, comes out of silence and defends the arrival of an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to generate remixes on the platform. Meanwhile, anger is growing among artists.
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