Roli on Thursday announced its latest educational product at the NAAM audio show in Anaheim. The simply named Roli Piano builds on products like the Roli ...

The UK government is set to consult on a scheme that allows AI firms to use existing musical works to train their models.

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Anthropic has made a deal to settle parts of a copyright infringement lawsuit brought against the maker of ... of future AI models and to establish a procedure for music publishers to ...

The case underscores the tension between generative AI developers and copyright holders, and not just in the music industry. Publishers including The New York Times have sued ChatGPT maker OpenAI ...

AI companies capable of generating creative content from text, images, video and music are disrupting and jeopardizing the livelihoods of some creatives worldwide, and they are fighting back.

Similar arguments exist for creative content such as music, books and videos that are used to train AI products. Earlier this month, a US court heard evidence from a group of authors that Meta ...

Artificial intelligence has become the new battleground to revive sluggish smartphone sales, with Samsung delivering a suite of new features to entice people to upgrade their devices.

It also introduced Bedrock, a service for building AI applications, invested in Anthropic AI, the maker of the AI chatbot ... for e-commerce and video and music streaming. In addition, Amazon ...

The AI slideshow maker will generate an AI voiceover with a script, find the most suitable footage, and add text and background music by giving it a text prompt. The process is the same as the AI ...

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During a recent interview, Paul McCartney said he was worried only tech giants would benefit from AI in music unless copyrights were protected.