Universal Music Group urges streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple to crack down on AI to generate music

CTOnews.com Global Music Group has told streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple, to prevent artificial intelligence services from grabbing melodies and lyrics from their copyrighted songs, according to the Financial Times.

Universal Music Group, which controls a third of the global music market, is increasingly concerned that AI robots are using their songs to train themselves to make music that sounds like pop singers.

In addition, the message shows that a number of AI-generated music have been uploaded on the YouTube page called "PluggingAI," and users can generate new songs through PluggingAI by simply entering keywords.

It should be noted that this is not the first big data model that can generate music through AI. As CTOnews.com previously reported, Google has developed an AI model called MusicLM, which can generate any type of high-fidelity music from text descriptions. However, due to copyright issues, the researchers did not release MusicLM to the public.