The talks with AI startups concern how the labels—and their artists—would get paid for music’s use in generative AI models.

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Key Takeaways Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group, and Sony Music Group are reportedly in talks with artificial ...

In addition to financial remuneration, the labels are seeking broader control over how generative music tools are developed ...