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AI streaming fraud sentencing tomorrow: Bot network stole $8M from all artists

Tomorrow, a North Carolina record producer will become the first person in U.S. history sentenced by a federal court for AI-assisted music streaming fraud — a distinction earned by stealing $8,091,843 ...
thenextweb.com

From AI deals to streaming fraud, the music industry is wrestling with four existential battles at once

The music industry faces four converging crises: AI licensing deals are going live, publishers are challenging performing rights organisations, AI-powered streaming ...
gizmodo

AI Labels Could Be Coming to Music Streaming Platforms Soon

Music streaming services—like virtually every other corner of the internet—are awash in AI slop, thanks to the rise of cheaply accessible AI tools and a regulatory void. Now, a coalition of ...
Kotaku

Twitch Is Now Using Your Content To Train Amazon AI Models And Has Hidden The Option To Opt Out

"If it was opt in, nobody would opt in," admitted the streaming site's chief product officer during a livestream AI Amazon GenAI Twitch It appears Twitch has quietly started using content created by ...
The Hollywood Reporter

Music Coalition Pushes for AI Labels on Streaming Services

“Fans want to know whether and how generative AI has been used in the music to which they listen,” the CEOs of the RIAA and IFPI said in a joint statement on Friday. By Ethan Millman Music Editor A ...
techtimes

Streaming Platforms Back AI Music Labels as Fraud Actors Exploit Self-Reporting Gap

The music industry's most powerful trade group threw its weight behind a new AI labeling standard this week — and quietly revealed why the standard, as currently designed, may not reach the people who ...