RIAA chief on AI music licensing and labeling
What happened
On November 9, The Verge published Nilay Patel's interview with RIAA Chairman and CEO Mitch Glazier, covering licensing for AI music training, deepfake control and labeling of generated content. Glazier said the lawsuit against Suno aims to set the boundary that music cannot be copied without consent or compensation. He also discussed the NO FAKES Act, which he said tries to balance voice and likeness protection, takedown mechanisms and free expression. The report gives no further progress on the lawsuit or the bill.
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- The Verge · AIHold up — I had a great time talking to the RIAA guy
RIAA 董事长兼 CEO Mitch Glazier 在 Nilay Patel 的访谈中讨论 AI 音乐训练授权、深度伪造治理与生成内容标注。Glazier 表示，对 Suno 的诉讼旨在确立未经同意或补偿不得复制音乐的权利边界，NO FAKES Act 则尝试在声音和肖像保护、下架机制与表达自由之间取得平衡。
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