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The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has complicated the role of artists and blurred the lines between licensing and creative use across many platforms. YouTube is looking to deliver its own AI platform and is hoping to work directly with major record labels to secure the rights to artists’ music. The rise of AI has … Continued

YouTube in talks to license music in order to train AI tools

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