Grimes says AI can make music, but humans must still tell the story The singer-songwriter debated the future of musical artists in the age of AI. Fortune · Jun 9
Musicians are deeply concerned about AI. So why are the major labels embracing it? Companies such as Udio, Suno and Klay will let you use AI to make new music based on existing artists’ work. It could mean more royalties – but many are worried The Guardian - UK · Dec 16, 2025
Warner Music's Shock AI Pact Promises a 'New Sound' for the World — But Insiders Say One Secret Clause Could Flip the Industry Overnight Warner Music and Suno team up on next-gen licensed AI music said to protect artists. International Business Times UK · Nov 26, 2025
Warner Music Drops Lawsuit Against Suno, Only to Cut Deal With Same AI Tech It Tried to Shut Down Warner Music Group has dropped its lawsuit against Suno and instead struck a partnership that gives artists full control over how their work is used in the AI platform's new licensed models launching in 2026. International Business Times UK · Nov 26, 2025
Google and Universal Music in talks over licensing artists' voices for AI-generated songs Home to Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber and Adele, Universal plans to develop a tool that fans can use to create tracks using the voices of artists from their catalogue MusicRadar · Aug 11, 2023
Warner Music Group to cut 270 jobs, 4% of staff, in an effort to 'evolve' Warner Music Group is cutting 4% of its global staff, in what its chief executive Robert Kyncl described as part of an effort to "evolve" the music giant. Los Angeles Times · Mar 29, 2023
The music industry wants you to pay more for your music Hands up if you think that means they want to pay musicians more. Actually, they do T3 · Mar 22, 2023
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Why YouTube Is Cutting Back On Its Investments In Original Content Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG) video streaming unit YouTube cut the bulk of its investment towards original programming. Benzinga · Jan 19, 2022