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AI Risks April 13, 2025 · Radio and Music

Can AI learn the soul of music? India's Top Labels take OpenAI to court over copyright violations

Their claim: the company used copyrighted music and lyrics without permission to train its AI models, including ChatGPT. This isn't OpenAI's first ...

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