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Music labels are citing copyright infringement to get streaming services to take down AI voice clone songs, an approach experts say is far from straightforward

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  • @ohyeahpaulchin Paul Chin on x
    I bring this up, bc acts like Drake are already MASSIVE targets for AI impersonators, championed by THE worst, most swaggerless dipshits, and I promise you this: they are doing so because they literally think AI proficiency makes them AS COOL AS DRAKE https://www.theverge.com/...
  • @m_f_rose Meredith Rose on x
    Can confirm that @NicholasPGarcia and I had a great time chatting with @MiaRSato for this piece. It's a good look at the subject, and the tangle of legal issues at play. https://twitter.com/...
  • @miarsato Mia Sato on x
    New: I wrote about AI Drake, voice clones, and why copyright might be the wrong lens to look at what's happening right now. AI Drake singing Ice Spice is already a meme but this stuff will quickly become urgent for normal people, too. https://www.theverge.com/...