The AI music service responds to infringement claims filed by Sony Music Entertainment and its labels.
Udio maintains that its artificial intelligence training on recordings amounts to quintessential fair use. The company further states that even if its system infringed Sony Music recordings, any resulting damages should stay minimal. Music Business Worldwide reports that Sony Music Entertainment and affiliated labels brought the suit over the use of recordings after an earlier attempt to add them to a separate case was rejected by the court.
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The AI music service responds to infringement claims filed by Sony Music Entertainment and its labels.
Udio maintains that its artificial intelligence training on recordings amounts to quintessential fair use. The company further states that even if its system infringed Sony Music recordings, any resulting damages should stay minimal. Music Business Worldwide reports that Sony Music Entertainment and affiliated labels brought the suit over the use of recordings after an earlier attempt to add them to a separate case was rejected by the court.
MBW@musicbizworldUdio continues to argue that its AI training was ‘quintessential fair use’ – and says, even if it infringed Sony Music’s recordings, damages should be ‘as low as $200 per work’
MBW@musicbizworldUdio continues to argue that its AI training was ‘quintessential fair use’ – and says, even if it infringed Sony Music’s recordings, damages should be ‘as low as $200 per work’
