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Musicians fight uphill battle as AI infiltrates streaming platforms, cutting into royalties

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    streetfestival@lemmy.ca
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    Future of music business in peril, union says, as it hopes Ottawa will step up

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      Future of music business in peril, union says, as it hopes Ottawa will step up

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      systemglitch@lemmy.world
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      Yep,and people are loving the ai slop. It’s horrible as well… when each instrument is isolated… oof. The future is not looking good.

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