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Artists fight back against AI-generated music businesses by cloning their voices
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August 2, 2024
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3:52Now PlayingAs the music industry awaits a proposed bill in the House to punish companies for using artists' voices without permission, artists are fighting back by joining the AI game. NBC News's Brian Cheung talked with Jay Sean about an application that allows artists to have the upper hand on music rights.
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