Gema lawsuit against Open AI: “Not lost yet”

Do generative AI music tools such as Udio, Suno or the ChatGPT bot use data from protected music and protected texts without permission – so ultimately steal the creativity and creative power of artists? Yes, says Gema. That’s why she’s suing the AI ​​provider OpenAI. “The procedure serves to prove that OpenAI systematically uses Gema’s repertoire to train its systems,” it says. A conversation with board members Tobias Holzmüller and Ralph Kink about the power of AI companies, the difference between human inspiration and machines and the question of who picks up when you call OpenAI.