Will AI Music Generators Face the Music?

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Will AI Music Generators Face the Music? AI-powered song generators like Suno and Udio are facing a lawsuit from major record labels for alleged copyright infringement, raising questions about fair use and the future of AI in music creation. The controversy highlights the need for clear regulations and ethical considerations in AI development, as artists and industry professionals debate the impact on creativity, compensation, and the music industry as a whole.

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