The Atlantic created a searchable database of the music used to train AI
The Atlantic has published a searchable public database containing four datasets used to train artificial intelligence models on copyrighted music. The project identifies the specific audio tracks included in these collections, which range from small sets to archives containing millions of songs. This resource provides greater transparency into the data sources fueling generative music AI, offering creators and rights holders a way to verify if their work was used without explicit permission or compensation.
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- TThe Verge↗Terrence O’BrienJun 20