🔥 𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: AI Firm Udio Angers Users With Universal Deal Restricting Songs Udio, an artificial intelligence startup, triggered an angry backlash from subscribers after signing an agreement with Universal Music Group NV that restricts their use of the tracks they create. 🔗 [𝗙𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆](https://lnkd.in/gPMByjuk) 📢 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗕𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿𝗴
Udio AI users angry over Universal deal restrictions
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🔥 𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: AI Music Generator Suno in Funding Talks at $2 Billion Valuation Suno Inc., a startup that generates music using artificial intelligence, is in talks to raise over $100 million at a valuation of more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, quadruple its previous valuation. 🔗 [𝗙𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆](https://lnkd.in/gZyZgjX4) 📢 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗕𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿𝗴
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🎧 Backing the future of Music AI. We’re proud to co-lead the €1M seed round in Music Tomorrow, building transparency into how AI shapes the music industry. As AI transforms how music is made and discovered, Music Tomorrow helps artists and labels understand what truly drives visibility, engagement, and growth. Their tech brings clarity to DSP algorithms, turning hidden data into actionable insights. Having analysed over 2.5M tracks, and delivered 10× more streams and 30% lower Cost per Listener for their customers, Music Tomorrow is setting a new benchmark for data-driven growth in the music industry. 🙏 Congrats to the Music Tomorrow founders Benoit Menet Julie Knibbe and team, our co-investors SideAngels, APOK Invest , Bolboreta Innova Group, Bpifrance, and IFCIC, and mentors THEBAULT Thierry, Jerome Sutter, Benjamin Ferrand, Olivier ALLAERT, Jean-Marc Druesne who believe in this mission. Here’s to amplifying the future of music, with clarity, insight, and impact. #MusicTech #AI #SeedInvestment #Startup #Innovation #Inovexus
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Out Now On All Platforms- Synthetic Music Vol. 1 (LA TECH WEEK Proof of Concept from LABEL IQ AI ) I created Synthetic Music Vol. 1, 12 AI-assisted instrumentals, in One creative sprint to show, not tell, what’s possible and show a quality benchmark for creators using my creative AI workflow system: fast production, pro finish, and a workflow anyone can learn. Stream/download: https://lnkd.in/gXc__yFh Creative AI Workflow Stack: Suno (melody/composition) • BeatMakr GPT (prompt recipes) • ElevenLabs (interludes) • @LABELIQAI (video, metadata, release ops, IP tokenization • Web2 Streaming - Distributed via @digitalcurrensy through VYDIA If you’re building with AI, use Vol. 1 as the bar, then push it further. #AIMusic #AIProducer #BeatTape #LATechWeek #LabelIQAI #MusicTech
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Are we ready for the next wave of AI in music? At Gaan Baksho Music, we’ve seen how fast Agentic AI is reshaping all industries, AIs that don’t just assist, but act. They plan releases, pitch to curators, manage metadata, and analyse audience trends, all autonomously. But the real transformation is just beginning: MXL Internet (2026-2028): an AI-native web where licensing, publishing, and royalties connect seamlessly between platforms. Unmetered Intelligence (2028-2032+): where AIs collaborate across the global music ecosystem, linking creators, data, and audiences in real time. This isn’t just a tech shift, it’s a creative and operational revolution. The question is: Are we ready for what comes after Agentic AI? #AI #MusicIndustry #AgenticAI #MusicTech #Innovation #FutureOfMusic #ArtificialIntelligence #GaanBakshoMusic
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🚨UMG's AI Pivot: Game-Changer or Artist Trap? Universal Music Group just dropped two bombshell AI-music deals in 48 hours: settling a lawsuit with Udio for a 2026 fan-powered platform & teaming with Stability AI for pro-grade tools. From litigation to licensing bold move or strategic hedge? Let's break it down. Logical Red Flags in the Hype: False Dichotomy: Painting AI as "licensed good" vs. "unlicensed evil" ignores fair use & synthetic data nuances. Appeal to Authority: Sir Lucian Grainge's "artist-first" mantra sounds noble, but where's the proof? Equivocation: "Artist-centric" for fan remixes (Udio) vs. pro tools (Stability)? Apples to oranges. Artist Impacts: Wins & Warnings Positives: Fresh revenue from royalties + AI tools to supercharge creativity (think stem separation magic). Negatives: AI floods could tank streaming payouts; superstars profit, indies scrape by. Plus, "control creep" via filtering might stifle fan vibes. Industry Ripple Effects: Short-Term: Premium licensed AI vs. scrappy open-source—indies squeezed. Long-Term: Redefined royalties & "authenticity" as a luxury? Deepfakes incoming. UMG's playing both protector & profiteer, but transparency on payouts/opt-outs is MIA. Is this empowering artists or just feeding the machine? What do you think AI ally or overreach? #AIMusic #MusicIndustry #ArtistRights #Innovation #UMG #MusicTech #CreativeEconomy
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Suno made AI music generation mainstream. OpenAI just entered the race with 800 million users behind them. The startup advantage is shrinking. This is a perfect example of how quickly the AI landscape shifts. Suno built a $2 billion valuation by focusing on one thing. AI-generated music from text prompts. They moved fast and owned the space. Now OpenAI is developing similar capabilities. They're partnering with Juilliard School students to train their models. That's smart positioning for quality. The difference? Scale. • Suno: Specialized focus, early mover advantage • OpenAI: 800 million users, vast resources, proven AI infrastructure This raises bigger questions for all AI startups: • How do you compete when tech giants enter your space? • Is specialization enough against massive distribution? • Can quality and focus beat scale and resources? The music industry is watching closely. Copyright concerns are real. Artist impact is uncertain. But one thing is clear. The AI music generation space just got more competitive. Startups need to move faster than ever. Or find defensible niches that giants can't easily replicate. What's your take? Can specialized AI startups survive when big tech moves in? #AIMusic #OpenAI #TechStartups 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐜𝐞: https://lnkd.in/gpS_XBxi
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OpenAI is reportedly entering the AI music space, posing a direct threat to generative audio leader Suno. This move immediately challenges a startup recently valued at over $2 billion with $150 million in annual recurring revenue. The race confirms that high-fidelity, on-demand audio generation is rapidly becoming a commoditized utility service. Expect massive acceleration in the entire AI music market, which is already projected to reach $2.79 billion by 2030. #AI #GenerativeAI #OpenAI #Suno #MusicTech #WeeklyVentures
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Suno made AI music generation mainstream. OpenAI just entered the race with 800 million users behind them. The startup advantage is shrinking. This is a perfect example of how quickly the AI landscape shifts. Suno built a $2 billion valuation by focusing on one thing. AI-generated music from text prompts. They moved fast and owned the space. Now OpenAI is developing similar capabilities. They're partnering with Juilliard School students to train their models. That's smart positioning for quality. The difference? Scale. • Suno: Specialized focus, early mover advantage • OpenAI: 800 million users, vast resources, proven AI infrastructure This raises bigger questions for all AI startups: • How do you compete when tech giants enter your space? • Is specialization enough against massive distribution? • Can quality and focus beat scale and resources? The music industry is watching closely. Copyright concerns are real. Artist impact is uncertain. But one thing is clear. The AI music generation space just got more competitive. Startups need to move faster than ever. Or find defensible niches that giants can't easily replicate. What's your take? Can specialized AI startups survive when big tech moves in? #AIMusic #OpenAI #TechStartups 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐜𝐞: https://lnkd.in/g2FyUcHC
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🔥 Music Industry Hot Take AI catalogue‑licensing is the new battleground. The fact that the majors are reportedly about to strike licensing deals with AI companies signals that the industry is moving from combat mode (litigation/fear) to structuring mode (contracts/licensing). This is arguably the most pivotal shift of 2025: if AI‑music uses are formally governed (rather than reactive), rights‑owners, DSPs, creators and tech firms will all reposition. The indie sector and regional markets must quickly grasp that this isn’t just a tech story — it’s a rights, business model and infrastructure story. Would love to hear your thoughts below ⬇️ #musicindustry #leadership #AI
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🚀 AI is about to drop the mic on human creativity. Are we ready for music made by machines? OpenAI is reportedly developing a new generative music tool, stepping into an arena that could redefine how we create, experience, and monetize music. This isn't just another AI party trick—it's a possible inflection point for creators and tech professionals alike. If anyone can compose a song with a click, what happens to originality, artistry, and the business of music? The line between creator and consumer just got blurry, and the music industry will need to reinvent itself—fast. Whether you build products or play in a band, the ripple effects will hit every corner of tech and creative work. Early adopters could gain a massive edge, but the risk of lost authenticity and copyright chaos is real. Would you listen to or use a song created entirely by AI? How do you think this tech could impact your own field? Drop your take below 👇 #AI #Tech #Innovation #AIMusic #GenerativeAI #MusicTechnology #TechNews #StartupLife #FutureOfWork #OpenAI #Songwriting #AIRevolution
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