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A Review of The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Music

  • Writer: Avighna Daruka
    Avighna Daruka
  • Mar 8
  • 1 min read

Bernardo Dal Molin(1)

(1) Pan American School of Porto Alegre


This paper provides a comprehensive review of the ethical implications surrounding the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the music industry. It addresses the consequential drawbacks of AI use by highlighting the concerns regarding ownership rights that arise through its replicating ability, perpetuated by the lack of set standards. The literature review also examines the emerging possibilities that accompany the increased use of the technology, meanwhile, also analyzing its dilemmas regarding artist’s control and originality. The paper concludes by emphasizing the importance of setting universal standards to mitigate the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence in music production, balancing its potential benefits with ethical considerations.


Keywords: Artificial intelligence, music industry, copyright regulation, deep fakes, ownership rights.

Article Type: Review Article



 
 
 

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10 Comments


Gracias por mantener actualizados los datos de Loterias Dominicanas Hoy. Es de gran ayuda para los usuarios.

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This piece provides a fresh and compelling take on the subject. I appreciate the depth of research and clarity in your writing. pips

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Excellent review highlighting the important ethical questions surrounding AI in music. Balancing innovation with creativity and copyright is essential. Greetings from Quiniela Mundial, and wishing you continued success with your insightful publications!

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I found the discussion on AI's impact on music ownership rights intriguing. How do you think the password game will influence the future of AI-generated music?

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An insightful and balanced review! You effectively highlight the ethical complexities of AI in music, particularly around ownership and artist originality. The call for universal standards is timely and essential. Thank you for addressing both the opportunities and challenges so clearly!


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