Do YouTube’s terms of service grant Google “a broad license” to train AI on uploaded music? The tech giant believes so, and it’s doubling down on the position as it aggressively pushes to dismiss an artist-led copyright lawsuit. That class action suit set sail in March and counts…
IndustryFirst reported 10 jun, 20:37 / 1 outlet
Sorry, Artists: Google Says They Have ‘A Broad License’ to Use YouTube-Uploaded Music to Train Their AI
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- 10 Jun, 20:37Digital Music NewsFirstSorry, Artists: Google Says They Have ‘A Broad License’ to Use YouTube-Uploaded Music to Train Their AI