Music in training sets is the new Spotify Wrapped: how genAI uses your music
Twitch has implemented a Training for Generative AI setting that allows Amazon to use creator content for AI model training by default. Users must manually opt out through their creator settings to prevent their content from being used. This development mirrors a broader trend where music artists and songwriters must decide whether to accept AI deals brokered by their publishers and labels.
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- ✓ Twitch users can find a Training for Generative AI option in creator settings.
- ✓ The Training for Generative AI setting is enabled by default.
What changed
Twitch introduced a default opt-in setting for Amazon AI model training.
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Twitch enables default AI training for creator content
Twitch has implemented a Training for Generative AI setting that allows Amazon to use creator content for AI model training by default. Users must manually opt out through their creator settings to prevent their content from being used. This development mirrors a broader trend where music artists and songwriters must decide whether to accept AI deals brokered by their publishers and labels.
Why it matters
Amazon owns Twitch and is integrating user-generated content into its generative AI ecosystem. This shift highlights a growing tension between platform owners and creators over data ownership.
What is confirmed
- Twitch users can find a Training for Generative AI option in creator settings.
- The Training for Generative AI setting is enabled by default.
Still unconfirmed
- Music artists and songwriters are currently deciding whether to opt in or out of generative AI deals made by labels and publishers.
What to watch next
- Changes to Twitch terms of service regarding creator data ownership
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Spotify uses AI to match music to workout tempo
Spotify introduced a Running Mode feature that creates personalized workout playlists based on users' music tastes, workout goals, and desired BPM. The feature adjusts playlists to users' pace and type of workout. This is part of Spotify's push into fitness, including a partnership with Peloton. Spotify is using AI for various features, including playlists and an AI DJ.
What's confirmed:
- Spotify's Running Mode creates personalized workout soundtracks around users' training style, duration, preferred genres, and tempo.
- Spotify's Running Mode adjusts workout playlists to users' pace and type of workout.
- Spotify is making a big push into fitness, including a partnership with Peloton.
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- Spotify Running Mode helps match tunes to tempo
- Spotify's new Running Mode matches music to your running workout
- Spotify rolls out new personalized running features for Premium users
- Spotify’s new Running Mode knows exactly when your playlist should speed up
- Keep up the pace with Spotify's Running Mode, now creating custom running playlists
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Spotify Integrates AI Models and User Data for Training
Spotify updated its terms to allow training its own AI models on user data while banning third-party training. The company is using AI for features like playlists, an AI DJ, and podcasts. This follows a deal with ChatGPT to maintain subscriber growth.
What's confirmed:
- Spotify's updated terms ban third-party AI training on its data while allowing Spotify to train its own models on user and usage data.
- Spotify uses AI for its AI DJ, playlists, and an AI generation podcast.
Still unconfirmed:
- A deal between Spotify and ChatGPT serves as a defense for the streaming service to keep subscribers.
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Musicians Discover Songs in Generative AI Training Sets
Music producers and artists are finding their work in AI training data without permission. The Atlantic has launched a searchable database to increase visibility into these datasets. Multiple artists and industry coalitions are now speaking out against the unauthorized use of their intellectual property.
What's confirmed:
- The Atlantic created a searchable database of music used to train AI.
- SZA and Kenneth Blume have denounced the use of their songs in AI training data sets.
Still unconfirmed:
- The Music Artists Coalition and 30 other groups warned against the misuse of songwriter and artist rights in AI deals.
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- The Atlantic created a searchable database of the music used to train AI
- SZA, Kenneth Blume Decry Use of Their Songs in AI Training Data Sets
- Irving Azoff’s Music Artists Coalition among 31 groups warning against ‘misuse’ of artist and songwriter rights in AI deals
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