Three-Front AI Copyright War // AIDRAN

What the BMG suit establishes institutionally is that the music industry has stopped treating AI copyright as someone else's problem to litigate first. — framing training as reproduction, not transformative use. That theory is aggressive precisely because it does not wait for a user to generate an infringing lyric; it locates the infringement at the moment of ingestion.

BMG, Swift, and the Billionaire: AI Copyright's Three-Front War

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