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A new copyright law in South Africa promises to protect musicians from organizations that have allegedly withheld millions in royalties. The bill includes jail time and major fines for music societies that don't pay artists what they're owed.
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Major music labels are introducing clear labels to show which songs use artificial intelligence, similar to parental advisory stickers. The move aims to protect human artists and give listeners transparency as AI-generated music floods streaming platforms.
Music streaming platform Deezer just blocked 85% of fraudulent AI-generated tracks from stealing artist royalties. The breakthrough technology, trained on 94 million songs, is now being licensed to help clean up the entire music industry.
Music streaming service Deezer is offering its AI detection tool to rival platforms, helping the entire industry fight fraud and protect real musicians. The technology has already identified over 13 million AI-generated songs, with 85% linked to fraudulent streaming.