Creation Without Creators
AI firms have exhausted real data and now turn to synthetic music. Without licensing and attribution, artists risk losing control. It’s time to act before it’s too late.
Benji Rogers
Co-President
From the Blog
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Can Publishers Flip the Split on AI's $42 Billion Licensing Opportunity?
AI music is a $42B opportunity. With attribution tech, publishers can flip the revenue split, protect their songs, and lead the next era of licensing. But only if they act now.
Benji Rogers
Co-President
Synthetic Data – Part II
As AI relies more on synthetic data, creators risk losing attribution, ownership, and income. Can human creativity survive? Explore the impact and how to protect your work from AI.
Tamay Aykut
Founder & CEO
Synthetic Data – Part I
Synthetic data plays a key role in advancing generative AI, addressing data scarcity and privacy concerns, while unlocking diverse applications across industries.
Tamay Aykut
Founder & CEO
“Ethical AI” Is a Mirage
The stakes are too high, the task too complex, and the risks too real
Tamay Aykut
Founder & CEO
You don’t need petitions, you need APIs
Make AI work for you, not against you - PROTECT YOUR WORK NOW!
Benji Rogers
Co-President
The AI Era: Building Sustainable AI Business Models for the Music Industry
Paving the Way for Innovation: A Framework to Align AI, Fair Compensation, and the Future of Music
Mike Mokotow Pelczynski
Advisor
Attribution Share Is the New Market Share, and It's Way Bigger
You know how the music industry has always been obsessed with market share? Well I believe we're about to see a drastic shift that could make market share seem much less important.
Benji Rogers
Co-President
The AI threat to artists, labels, and everyone in between that keeps me up at night
Previously, music rights holders could license music to streaming services for revenue and renegotiate terms. AI, however, is set to disrupt this model significantly.
Benji Rogers
Co-President
Secure Your Creative Freedom
With content so easily copied and manipulated, protecting creators’ rights is crucial. Sureel addresses this challenge through C2PA.
Antonio Maiolo