200 musicians, including Billie Eilish, Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry and many other famous names, sent an open letter to companies about the use of artificial intelligence. Artists complain about the unauthorized use of their works in artificial intelligence tools and the undermining of human creativity.
Although artificial intelligence is one of the most exciting fields of today, it also brings with it great debates. Perhaps the most prominent one is of artists reproaches. Many different artists, from actors to writers, from designers to singers, react against the use of artificial intelligence.
Today, 200 new musicians joined them. Between them Billie Eilish, Katy Perry, Nicky Minaj, Imagine Dragons, Jon Bon Jovi, Pearl Jam Artists, including big names such as, sent an open letter to technology companies and developers.
Artists want companies to stop undermining human creativity with AI tools
The main target of the open letter is companies that create AI-powered music production tools. Musicians want companies and developers to use these tools. ensuring that human creativity is not undermined They say what they want. They also have great reactions to the unauthorized use of their works. Part of the statement in the letter is as follows:
“When artificial intelligence is used irresponsibly against our ability to protect our privacy, our identities, our music, and our livelihoods. poses huge threats. Some of the largest and most powerful companies, without permission uses our work to train artificial intelligence models. “This is a disaster for many musicians, singers and songwriters who are just trying to make a living.”
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It wouldn’t be wrong to say that the artists were right. Large datasets that already exist are used to train tools that produce music or other kinds of things. Removal efforts are in most cases inconclusive staying. It should be noted that companies such as Adobe and Stability AI continue to work on the use of licensed music. However, it is not currently possible to completely prevent these complaints.
The use of artificial intelligence tools is a hot topic in the art world. We see news like this all the time and will probably continue to see it. Last year, we saw that screenwriters in Hollywood organized a strike for this reason. Additionally, during the summer, 15 thousand writers signed an open letter sent to many companies, from OpenAI to Google. We will all see how this growing concern will play out.
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