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ICMP Says AI Firms Are Trying to ‘Strong-Arm’ Australia on Copyright – and that Kylie Minogue’s Songs Have Already Been Used to Train AI (Report)
The ICMP says 12 million tracks in an AI dataset included Australian artists, deepening pressure on Canberra over copyright rules.
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Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue's music allegedly used to train AI
It comes amid mass debate over AI copyright laws in Australia. The post Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue’s music allegedly used to train AI without their permission first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
Kylie Minogue and Nick Cave's Music Used to Train AI Without Consent or Payment, Publishers Say: 'Legitimising Larceny'
Kylie Minogue and Nick Cave's music may have been used to train AI without consent, as publishers warn Australia against weakening copyright protections.
The International Organization of Publishers warns that changes to Australian regulations could threaten copyright protection
Google's Gemini is playing lyrics by two artists, according to a new complaint. Music industry warns of pressure from AI companies in Australia.
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