US EditionPaul McCartney to release silent AI protest song
Paul McCartney and over 1,000 artists protest UK copyright changes allowing AI training on music without payment; only 1,000 vinyl copies pressed, profits aid Help Musicians charity.
- Paul McCartney has contributed a bonus track to an album that was created in protest against proposed changes to the United Kingdom's data protections law.
- These changes would allow AI companies to train on copyrighted material, including music and literature.
- According to the project's website, the album consists of recordings of empty studios and performance spaces, representing the impact the government's proposals would have on musicians' livelihoods.
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Paul McCartney to Release Silent AI Protest Song After U.K. Relaxes Copyright Protections for Tech Firms
Legendary Beatles singer Paul McCartney will be releasing a silent music track next month in protest of the United Kingdom relaxing copyright protections for tech firms to push generative-AI. The post Paul McCartney to Release Silent AI Protest Song After U.K. Relaxes Copyright Protections for Tech Firms appeared first on Breitbart.
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