If passed, the new British copyright law would permit tech companies to use musicians' original music to train AI models.

Elsewhere, Kate Bush is one of a thousand musicians behind a silent album to protest the government's proposed changes to copyright law. Should we be worried about artists having their identities ...

The album is a protest against proposed changes in Britain's copyright laws that would allow companies to use artists' work ...

The "Swamp Princess" is now a Grammy-certified royal. Breakout hip-hop star Doechii took home the prize for best rap album at the 67th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday. The Tampa, Florida ...

A new album called “Is This What We Want?” features a stellar list of more than 1,000 musicians – and the sound of silence.

Over 1000 music artists released an album titled *Is This What We Want?*, consisting of complete silence, to protest UK ...

As creators protest their works being used to train AI models, tech companies face scrutiny. The future of AI training hangs ...

A group of over 1,000 British musicians has taken an unconventional stand against proposed copyright law changes by releasing a silent album titled Is This What We Want? The action is against possible ...

Artists including Kate Bush and Cat Stevens made an album of white noise in empty studios, protesting a U.K. proposal to give ...

UK artists released a silent album to protest AI using their work without permission, as the government considers new ...

A collective of over a thousand artists, featuring stars like Kate Bush, Annie Lennox, Imogen Heap, Billy Ocean, and Riz ...

Musicians are fighting back against AI’s unchecked use of their work by releasing an album with no sound. Will this silent protest make noise with the U.K. government in particular?