Deezer has revealed that 18% of songs uploaded daily to its platform are now fully generated by artificial intelligence, nearly doubling from earlier this year. As AI music tools proliferate, this trend is prompting industry-wide discussions about compensation, copyright, and how to protect the interests of human artists in an evolving music landscape.

Shira Perlmutter, head of the U.S. Copyright Office, was terminated by the Trump administration one day after releasing a key report on AI and copyright law. The move has drawn mixed reactions, with some viewing it as a political shake-up and others expressing concern about the future of copyright protections for creators.

The debate over AI’s learning methods raises questions about ethics, fair use, and financial loss. While AI mimics human creativity by learning from existing works, its efficiency and scale face criticism. Is the resistance to AI-driven innovation about protecting artistic integrity, or is it rooted in economic concerns? Explore the complex dynamics shaping this ongoing controversy.

The Senate Select Committee on AI has released a landmark report calling for urgent regulations to protect Australia’s creative industries. With recommendations on transparency, fair remuneration, and stakeholder collaboration, the report offers a clear path to addressing AI's impact on intellectual property and creators.