SoundExchange’s CEO Michael Huppe Considers The Pros And Cons Of AI
Michael Huppe, CEO of SoundExchange, discusses the dual nature of artificial intelligence in the music industry, highlighting both its potential threats and opportunities. He emphasizes the need for proper safeguards to protect human creativity while allowing for the ethical use of AI. Huppe advocates for clear legislative measures to ensure that AI companies cannot exploit copyrighted works without permission.
- ▪AI technology is rapidly advancing and poses both threats and opportunities for the music industry.
- ▪Huppe stresses the importance of consent, credit, and compensation for creators when using their content with AI.
- ▪Legislative measures like the No Fakes Act aim to protect artists from unauthorized use of their likeness and voice.
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BusinessHollywood & EntertainmentSoundExchange’s CEO Michael Huppe Considers The Pros And Cons Of AIByProf. Mike Alleyne Ph.D,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Professor Mike Alleyne Ph.D is an award-winning author and editor.Follow AuthorMay 22, 2026, 04:27am EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.As artificial intelligence draws increased attention, a recording industry leader provides perspective.SoundExchange President and CEO, Michael Huppe.© Elliott O'DonovanAI’s presence in popular music is raising alarm with concerns about the cloning of copyrighted material and the technology’s potential replacement of artistic creativity at the press of a button.
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