Entertainment megacorporations are simply falling all over themselves to get into bed with artificial intelligence companies. The latest partnership is between Universal Music Group and a new entity called KLAY, a self-proclaimed “ethical A.I. music company.” The partnership is supposedly a
“pioneering commercial ethical foundational model for AI generated music that works in collaboration with the music industry and its creators.”, KLAY is working on a Large Music Model “that will revolutionize the way people think about music, presenting a new, intuitive music experience.
“Ethical” A.I. is a relative concept. One could argue that the outsize energy demands of artificial intelligence make it an inherently unethical endeavor. On the other hand, as generative A.I. gains a reputation for being a plagiarism machine, respecting copyright and likeness rights is certainly an important protection. UMG cited concerns over “protecting human artists from the harmful effects of A.I.
stuff we shouldn’t be automating.” UMG artist Nick Cave has said it’s “insulting” that “there are smart people out there that actually think the artistic act is so mundane that it can be replicated by a machine,” adding that “ChatGPT should just fuck off and leave songwriting alone.” UMG artist Hozier said A.I.
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