Switched on Pop
The music industry's AI fight
Jul 19, 2024
Switched on Pop's host Charlie Harding discusses the RIAA lawsuit against AI music startups Udio and Suno. They explore legal and creative implications of AI music, Chuck Berry's influence on rock and roll, challenges in replicating authenticity in AI music generation, and the moral dilemmas of AI in the music industry.
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- AI-generated music tools like Suno and UDO raise copyright infringement concerns in the music industry.
- The podcast highlights the legal and ethical complexities of AI music creation, emphasizing the impact on market dynamics and music distribution.
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Music AI Upending the Industry with AI Tools
The podcast delves into the impact of AI-generated music tools like Suno and UDO on the music industry. These tools can create entire songs based on prompts, leading to controversy and lawsuits filed by the Recording Industry Association of America for copyright infringement. The conversation highlights the potential consequences these AI startups may face, potentially disrupting the AI business.
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