AI-generated songs: rights and profits

The music industry has experienced significant advancements with the new phase of artificial intelligence tools, which can now produce entire songs within minutes—ranging from lyrics and melodies to singing and arrangement. As platforms like Soundoo and Audio become more widespread, this development raises legal issues surrounding intellectual property rights. Works created entirely by AI do not qualify for copyright protection unless a human has contributed creatively through deliberate edits or arrangements. Additionally, legal disputes are increasing over the use of copyrighted musical works to train AI models without permission. Experts warn that the availability of millions of automatically generated songs may further challenge revenue streams for human artists and complicate ownership rights in the future.

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