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Major music labels, including T-Series, Saregama, and Sony, are preparing to challenge OpenAI in a copyright lawsuit.

Al to reshape tech like Spotify changed the music industry: CJI Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said Al will reshape technology just like Spotify and Apple Music challenged traditional record labels. "[Music-streaming platforms] democratised access to m

Spotify's $300 Million Gamble That almost flopped Back in 2006, Daniel Ek bet everything on a crazy idea— Free music for everyone, legally. Record labels laughed. Investors backed out. Even users were skeptical. But Ek kept going. He believed the

Breaking: Delhi High Court Protects Beloved Sitcom from Digital Piracy In a notable decision, the Delhi High Court has taken decisive action to safeguard the intellectual property rights of the iconic Indian sitcom "Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah"

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Hey there! Pls seek attention... Everywhere everyone is talking about AI... gonna takeover the whole world... gonna replace humans. Offcourse it may... but I don't think in the field of art and culture... no matter how fastly and efficiently it could

Saturday Startup trivia- The Revolutionary Silicon Valley Prankster — Napster In the heady days of the late 90s tech boom, two young visionaries, Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker, ignited a revolution that would forever transform the music indu

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Meta stands accused of pirating over 80 terabytes of copyrighted books from platforms like LibGen, Anna's Archive, and Z-library to train its AI models. In response to the ensuing lawsuit, Meta reportedly argued that "individual books themselves are