Don't Train AI On Our Content And Artists, Sony Warns AI Companies - Sony Group (NYSE:SONY)
- Sony Music Group cautioned AI companies and streaming platforms against using its content without permission, aiming to safeguard its intellectual property, like album cover art and lyrics.
- Unauthorized use of Sony's content for AI systems development deprives the company and artists of control and compensation, per a letter obtained by Bloomberg News.
- Sony, like the music industry, navigates balancing technology's creative potential with protecting artists' rights and profits, emphasizing the importance of respecting copyrights.
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