US Copyright Office Launches Inquiry into Music Streaming Fraud, Including AI's Role
The U.S. Copyright Office has initiated a public inquiry into the pervasive issue of music streaming fraud, responding to a congressional request. The inquiry seeks public input on various aspects, including the methods used by bad actors to commit fraud, current countermeasures employed by stakeholders, and potential voluntary, statutory, or regulatory solutions. A key focus will be the economic impact of such fraud and its relationship to AI-generated music, which has raised concerns about diverting royalties from human creators.
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