<h5>AI is making music!?</h5><p>Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just solving maths questions and <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.newsahoot.com/articles/open-ai-s-launches-new-ai-model">creating videos</a> any more - it’s composing music too!</p><p>Goodbye, music lessons! Presenting Suno and Udio, two startups that are creating music with AI-powered tools. It turns simple text prompts into musical compositions.</p><p>The user does not require any instruments or musical expertise. They only have to put their imagination into words, and AI will create a song out of it.</p><p>However, both startups have found themselves facing legal issues.</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><figure> <iframe width="100%" height="350" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/mjjfcttpgMw" title="Artificial Intelligence Song for Kids | AI and Metaverse Songs for Kids!" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen=""></iframe><figcaption>A song that has been made only by AI! Video by Ottiya - Creative Learning for Kids / YouTube.</figcaption></figure></div><h5>What legal issues?</h5><p>The world's biggest record labels, like Sony Music, Universal Music Group, Warner Records, etc., are suing both startups over alleged copyright violations.</p><p>They claim the music-creating AI software mimics existing music without permission to produce similar works. The companies are seeking monetary compensation from the startups.</p><p>However, the startups say they haven’t done anything wrong.</p><h5>Let's understand it better.</h5><p>Copyright is a legal right that creators have over something they created, like music, painting, etc. It lets them control how others can use their work after obtaining proper permission.</p><p>Copyright violation occurs when someone uses another person’s work without proper permission.</p><p>For example, you upload your artwork on Newsahoot. Someone prints your designs on t-shirts and then sells them for a lot of money. This is a copyright violation.</p><p>You can ask for legal help and claim compensation if this happens.</p><h5>AI and its relationship with lawsuits</h5><p>The lawsuits against Suno and Udio are not the first. Authors, news organisations, etc., have challenged several AI companies regarding the use of their work without permission to train AI models.</p><p>However, many argue that <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.newsahoot.com/articles/how-does-artificial-intelligence-work">AI learns by reading, seeing, or listening to things, just like humans</a>. So, they should be allowed to use such materials.</p>

Two startups have created AI tools that can help users create various types of music.

AI Music Startups Face Legal Challenges

Collect 150 Hootcoins!

Superbug On The International Space Station

Sunita Williams Does Happy Dance

Nasa’s New Moon Train

AI Music Startups Face Legal Challenges

Collect 150 Hootcoins!

Did you read these articles?

Superbug On The International Space Station

Sunita Williams Does Happy Dance

Nasa’s New Moon Train