@ryanschmidt.esq: Last week, I had the privilege of speaking at the Berklee AI Music Summit hosted by BEATL about one of the most misunderstood topics in music and AI: ownership. A common misconception is that if you spend enough time prompting an AI system, you’ll automatically own the result. But copyright law doesn’t reward effort alone. It protects original human creative expression. As I discuss in this clip, the more creative decisions an AI system makes on its own, the less copyright protection may be available. That’s why I think it’s helpful to view AI-generated works on an ownership spectrum rather than as a simple yes-or-no question. @berkleecollege 🎥 @vera.arnot
So if I were to write the melody/lyrics/music for a song, record it on piano, and use Suno to produce it into a full song, would I own the full song since it’s mostly my material? Or own ~90% of a copyright?
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