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As AI technology evolves, the ability to clone voices raises serious concerns about misinformation, identity theft, and the need for updated legal protections.

A key OpenAI AI developer, Alec Radford, has been subpoenaed in a copyright case concerning the use of copyrighted works for training AI models. The case involves authors alleging copyright infringement by OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

Music legends Jimmy Page and Brian May voice their concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on art, echoing a growing chorus of artists worried about AI’s potential to devalue creative work and infringe on copyright.

A roundup of noteworthy developments in the field of artificial intelligence from the week of February 28, 2025, focusing on innovations and their potential impact on marketing.

Sir Lucian Grainge, CEO of Universal Music Group, advocates for AI regulations in a Times op-ed, as debates rage over the UK’s proposed copyright changes.

The UK’s proposed copyright law changes could lead to an AI licensing market if they push tech firms harder.

An examination of SAG-AFTRA’s efforts to protect performers’ rights in the face of rapidly evolving AI technology.

Amazon’s new AI-powered Alexa+ incorporates Suno’s AI music generation, sparking concerns due to ongoing copyright disputes and potential conflicts with Amazon’s music partners.

The UK’s creative industries are fighting back against the potential free use of their content by AI firms, highlighting concerns about copyright and the future of human creativity.

An article discussing the ongoing legal battles surrounding copyright and artificial intelligence.