AI Music Tools Raise Legal and Creative Questions for Artists and Listeners

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Advances in artificial intelligence are enabling users to generate and remix music from scratch with unprecedented ease. This technological shift has sparked debate over the legality of using AI to replicate or build upon the work of established artists. Questions around copyright, ownership, and consent remain largely unresolved in both legal and industry circles. Beyond legality, there are also broader concerns about audience reception and whether AI-generated music will find a genuine listenership.

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