YouTube has reportedly been flashing its cash to the “big three” major labels in hopes of rolling out AI music licensing deals with them.
This isn’t YouTube’s first venture into AI though, as it formerly launched AI tool Dream Track last year. The feature allowed users to create music using AI voice emulations of famous artists, but just 10 signed up for the test phase. Those involved included John Legend, Charlie Puth, and Charli XCX...
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