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Reggae artist Blvk H3ro has expressed concerns over a significant portion of his music catalog being used to train artificial intelligence systems without permission.
In a social media post, Blvk H3ro revealed that approximately 77 of his songs are reportedly included in AI training data files.
He suggested that algorithms might be manipulated to advantage AI systems, resulting in less compensation for real artists.
This issue is part of a broader debate within the music industry regarding generative AI and intellectual property rights.
American singer SZA has also raised concerns after discovering that 238 of her songs, including some unreleased material, were included in an AI database without her consent.
The expanding use of AI in the music industry is prompting more artists to question the protection of their catalogues and the safeguards for creators.