Australian musicians protest AI training on copyrighted songs

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-07-01 05:53

Australian musicians are expressing significant anger over the unauthorized use of their songs for AI training. Artists such as Kylie Minogue, Nick Cave, and INXS have discovered their music within AI training datasets, leading to industry-wide frustration. Despite the widespread discontent, musicians currently possess limited legal recourse to prevent this practice. AI

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Australian musicians protest AI training on copyrighted songs

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Australian musicians are angry that their songs have been used to train AI without permission. Artists like Kylie Minogue, Nick Cave and INXS have had their mus

Australian musicians are angry that their songs have been used to train AI without permission. Artists like Kylie Minogue, Nick Cave and INXS have had their music found in databases used to train AI. Musicians have little legal protection despite massive anger in the industry. ht…

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Australian musicians are angry that their songs have been used to train AI without permission. Artists like Kylie Minogue, Nick Cave and INXS have had their mus

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