Major Labels to Send ‘Takedown Notices’ to Streaming Services for AI Soundalikes

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Companies will lean on artists’ rights of publicity to request removals, which platforms seem open to acting on.

Drake performs onstage during"Lil Baby & Friends Birthday Celebration Concert" at State Farm Arena on Dec. 9, 2022 in Atlanta.The three major label groups have been in talks with the big music streaming services to find a way to get them to remove recordings with AI-generated vocals created to sound like popular artists,has learned.

Unlike the DMCA, however, this arrangement appears to be voluntary.The 1998 DMCA gives online services that use, store or transmit copyrighted works a “safe harbor” from secondary liability for copyright infringement as long as they abide by a notice-and-takedown system that allows rightsholders to ask them to remove copyrighted content.

 

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