As AI-generated music becomes more prevalent, questions of ownership arise. In the U.S., copyright laws struggle to keep pace with technology. If an AI composes a melody, who holds the rights? Understanding these nuances is crucial for creators navigating this new landscape.
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Can you legally sell AI-generated music
As AI-generated music gains popularity, the question arises: can you legally sell it? In the U.S., copyright laws are evolving. While the AI itself can’t hold copyright, the human creator may claim rights, making it crucial to understand ownership and licensing.
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