Two musician-programmers have teamed up to create an algorithm to generate every possible music melody in order to stop copyright lawsuits. Credit: Getty Images/EyeEm It’s become a regular ...

The melodies created by the algorithm were stored in MIDI form onto a small hard drive, which now contains "every melody that's ever existed and ever can exist". "The copyright system is broken ...

The algorithm churns out these melodies as MIDI files, which are then transferred to a hard drive. “Under copyright law, numbers are fact, and under copyright law, facts either have thin ...

As intellectual property law struggles to keep up with the needs of an evolving world, music is one of the most dynamic and ...

Copyright-spotting algorithms could change the way people on the internet share pop culture. Artist Fabian Mosele uses cake to explain how. Earlier this year, the ...

If a copyright claim were filed against a musical work made by an AI, how could anyone prove an algorithm was trained on the song or artist it allegedly infringes on? It’s not an easy task to ...

Who owns the rights to these images? If an art company uses such an algorithm to produce new works, can it copyright those works for itself or are the works entirely unprotectable? Or could the AI ...

"The implementation of computer algorithms appears to be a valid and ... who sued back in 2007 after Universal Music sent her a copyright takedown over a video of her then-toddler Holden dancing ...

Learn More. Google is updating its search engine algorithm to help copyright holders better protect their works by ranking Websites lower if they’ve been reported as infringing on the copyrights ...

Motion picture works that use generative AI complicate chain of title and the registration of creative works for copyright Producers using gen AI are proactively tracking and documenting their ...