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Music Labels' AI Policies on Deceased Artists by 2024
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Resolution / Starting Odds
Restrictive policies adopted • 33%
Permissive policies adopted • 33%
No change in policies • 33%
Official statements by major music labels, music industry reports
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Drake Pulls 'Taylor Made Freestyle' AI Track After 2Pac Estate's Legal Threat
Apr 26, 2024, 02:38 PM
The use of artificial intelligence in music has sparked controversy, particularly with Drake's recent track 'Taylor Made Freestyle' where he utilized AI to mimic the voices of 2Pac and Snoop Dogg. The estate of Tupac Shakur expressed deep dismay, threatening legal action against Drake for what they described as a 'blatant abuse of the legacy' of the late rapper. In response, Drake has withdrawn the AI-generated track. The incident raises broader questions about artist rights and the regulation of AI technology in the music industry.
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Widespread adoption • 25%
Moderate adoption with restrictions • 25%
Limited adoption • 25%
Broad rejection • 25%
Widespread adoption • 25%
Moderate adoption with significant opposition • 25%
Minimal adoption • 25%
Strong regulatory or legal restrictions implemented • 25%
Widespread adoption of AI voice guidelines • 25%
Formal rejection of AI voice use without explicit permissions • 25%
No significant change in industry position • 25%
Increase in AI voice usage despite controversies • 25%
Majority support • 25%
Majority oppose • 25%
Mixed reactions with no clear majority • 25%
Lack of awareness or indifference • 25%
Compliance without public statements • 25%
Negotiation for more favorable terms • 25%
Public opposition to demands • 25%
Ceasing use of Sony content • 25%
Mostly positive • 33%
Neutral • 34%
Mostly negative • 33%
Warner Music Group • 33%
Sony Music Entertainment • 33%
Universal Music Group • 34%
Increase in AI-generated content use • 25%
Decrease in AI-generated content use • 25%
No significant change • 25%
Formation of a regulatory body • 25%
