Face the Music: Cybersecurity and the Music Industry
summary
Generative AI is already ubiquitous: text, image, audio and video tools and downloadable voice‑cloners are live and cheap, and the music industry sees real harms — an AI Drake deepfake takedown and Universal asking platforms not to train on its catalog — while fraud cases span phishing, multimillion‑dollar schemes and a Kiev mayor deepfake. Legal claims (copyright, likeness, Lanham Act, fair use) remain unsettled, Section 230 raises conflicts, and technical fixes like watermarks and fingerprints or adversarial noise are proposed against a growing liar's dividend.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 3:04Historical threats and industry response
- 6:53AI and synthetic content risks
- 9:26Impact on music and creative process
- 13:46Industries embracing AI technology
- 16:34Live performance and AI limitations
- 19:27Legal landscape for AI in music
- 22:03Legal distinctions and challenges
- 28:14Global threats from synthetic media
- 33:15Input vs output side considerations
- 35:21Artist perspective on AI replication
- 38:54Regulating AI development speed
- 43:37Closing remarks and future outlook
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