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Recently, a singer suffering from vocal cord disorder due to neurological problems was able to transform damaged audio recordings into clear and powerful vocal performances using the Suno AI Cover tool, perfectly showcasing his creative vision. This case not only demonstrates the breakthrough application of AI in the music field but also provides new possibilities for individuals with physical disabilities to return to the art stage. AIbase analyzes this touching story and the mysteries behind the technology based on the latest online information. Image source note: Images generated by AI, image licensing provider Mid.

Recently, the parents of deceased OpenAI whistleblower Suchir Balaji filed a lawsuit against the City of San Francisco and the San Francisco Police Department, claiming that their son did not commit suicide, but was murdered. Balaji was found dead in his San Francisco apartment last November at the age of 26. According to the family, the police did not properly investigate the cause of his death and hastily ruled it a suicide. Note: The image is generated by AI, sourced from Midjourney. The lawsuit documents state that Balaji...

Recently, the globally renowned text-to-music model Suno has unveiled a stunning new feature - 'Covers', which means that users can simply press a button to cover songs in any style! Imagine being able to upload a popular song to Suno, and the AI will identify elements such as the score, instruments, rhythm, and melody, and recreate it in your chosen new style. The magic of this technology lies in the fact that while the overall rhythm and melody may change, the core essence of the original song is still preserved.

A song titled 'Verknallt in einen Talahon', themed around immigration and created using artificial intelligence technology, unexpectedly made it into the top 50 of the German music charts. The creator, Butterbro, generated the melody and vocals by inputting modern lyrics into the AI tool Udio, aiming to humorously mock male behavior. However, the term 'Talahon' in the lyrics sparked controversy, being perceived by some young Germans and Austrians as an insult to immigrants. The song features a narrative of 'good girls falling for bad boys.'

Melodisco is an open-source AI music player that focuses on personalized music experiences. It features a collection of 300,000 AI songs, with capabilities for AI music generation, smart recommendations, and diverse playlist management. Users can explore charts like the trending, popular, and new release charts, and use random roaming to discover new songs. It supports song favorites, recent play history, and import and share functionalities. In terms of player component design, it offers sequential, random, and single-loop play modes, along with progress and volume control. It integrates the Stripe payment system and supports Vercel and Dock.

Microsoft Copilot has partnered with Suno to launch an AI music creation plugin. Users can create original songs by enabling the Suno plugin and providing a brief text prompt. Suno is an AI music startup based in Cambridge that offers music creation tools via the Discord platform. In addition to Suno, other companies like Meta and Google are also testing generative AI music tools.

A netizen used BLACKPINK member Jisoo's voice to cover aespa's 'Drama', gaining over 290,000 likes on Douyin. The voice is highly recognizable, with some users comparing it to a watermark. Professionals believe AI covers are revolutionizing traditional music and have received widespread acclaim. However, some pointed out that YG (BLACKPINK's management company) may struggle to produce similar works due to their traditional style. The phenomenon of AI covers has created a harmonious entertainment atmosphere, but it has also sparked changes in the music industry and intensified copyright disputes. Music companies are facing challenges regarding unauthorized uses.

Meitu has launched the AI video tool, Kaipai, which includes a new feature called 'AI Cover'. This feature intelligently generates viral covers based on images and text, helping video creators work more efficiently. It supports both 'Image to Cover' and 'Video to Cover' generation and is officially live for multiple video platforms. Users only need to upload a photo and cover text to generate ten viral cover designs, with support for AI optimization. The AI Cover also offers a feature for AI text refinement, lowering the barrier for creating viral covers.

YouTube Music recently released an innovative feature that utilizes cutting-edge generative AI technology, enabling users to create personalized music playlist covers. This feature is initially available only to English-speaking users in the United States, but plans to expand to other countries and regions in the future. Users can choose different themes and provide specific requests to customize their own playlist cover art, no longer relying on default generated covers.

1. YouTube Music has launched a generative AI-based playlist cover generation tool in the US. 2. Users can choose visual themes to create unique cover art that expresses their playlist's personality. 3. YouTube plans to expand this feature to more regions and languages worldwide. 4. YouTube has also recently introduced AI image generation capabilities in searches. 5. YouTube is collaborating with the music industry to explore the applications of generative AI in a music AI incubator.

📢 Google will provide legal protection for users of generative AI products to safeguard them against copyright infringement lawsuits. 🔒 Google employs a dual protection strategy, covering both the training data and the results generated by the foundational models to address potential copyright issues. 💼 Specifically, seven products are mentioned, including Duet AI and Vertex AI, for which Google will offer legal protection to users.

Google is in talks with major music companies to license artists' voices and melodies for the generation of AI songs. This tool will allow fans and creators to legally produce music with recognizable vocals and melodies by paying fees to copyright holders. Music companies, artists, and fans are grappling with increasingly convincing 'fake music' and are calling for appropriate regulation in the industry.