The Art Gallery of Western Australia’s “Revivification” installation features neural organoids, derived from the late composer Alvin Lucier, generating music in real time through AI-driven technology. The project explores the intersection of art, biotechnology, and ethical debate, inviting visitors to experience the future of creative expression.

The use of AI to generate playlists on major music streaming platforms has raised concerns about potential Western bias, with industry experts highlighting the risk that Asian artists may receive less visibility. Researchers and music professionals are calling for more transparent and inclusive algorithmic practices to promote global diversity in music curation.

CADA, a Sydney radio station, conducted a six-month experiment featuring an AI-generated DJ without informing listeners. The revelation has sparked national debate about transparency, ethics, and the evolving role of artificial intelligence in broadcasting, highlighting the need for clearer guidelines in the industry.

Soundverse AI has introduced additional features for music creators, such as text-to-music generation, stem separation, and a voice-based assistant. The platform offers options for a range of users and includes policies addressing data use and artist contributions.

Deezer has revealed that 18% of songs uploaded daily to its platform are now fully generated by artificial intelligence, nearly doubling from earlier this year. As AI music tools proliferate, this trend is prompting industry-wide discussions about compensation, copyright, and how to protect the interests of human artists in an evolving music landscape.

Anthropic has admitted that its AI chatbot, Claude, produced an inaccurate citation in a recent court filing for a high-profile copyright lawsuit. The error, which involved incorrect author names and article title, raises important questions about the reliability of AI-generated content and the necessity of human oversight in legal processes.

The AI music market is rapidly expanding, projected to reach $6.2 billion by 2025. While AI technology is transforming how music is created, discovered, and consumed, it also raises critical concerns about copyright, cultural appropriation, and artist livelihoods. Explore the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of music.

Spotify is leveraging AI to translate its 7 million podcasts into English in real time, aiming to bridge language gaps and expand global audience reach. This initiative promises new opportunities for creators and listeners but presents challenges in accuracy and cultural sensitivity.

Imogen Heap teams up with AI platform Jen to release StyleFilter, a tool that lets users create music in her style using licensed songs. The collaboration focuses on ethical AI practices, including proper licensing and artist revenue sharing.

Tingo AI, a Nigerian AI company, introduced Tingo AI Radio 102.5 FM—Africa’s first fully AI-driven radio—at GITEX Africa 2025. Powered by its proprietary model TingoGPT, the station offers multilingual content, personalized playlists, and a blend of African and global music, aiming to enhance accessibility and promote local artists.

YouTube has launched Music Assistant, a new AI-powered tool designed to help creators generate customizable, copyright-safe instrumental tracks using simple text prompts. As part of the Creator Music marketplace, this feature aims to streamline video production by removing music licensing hurdles.

After Trump’s new tariffs sparked trade tension, Chinese state media responded with AI-generated music and films to spotlight the human cost of the policy. From emotional lyrics to sci-fi metaphors, Beijing is leveraging artificial intelligence to shape global narratives on economic hardship and international cooperation.

Reply has announced two international AI-focused competitions for 2025—one for music, tied to Kappa FuturFestival in Turin, and one for film, premiering in Venice with Mastercard. Aimed at young creatives, the contests highlight AI’s role in storytelling, sound, and visuals, with awards recognizing innovation, design, and social impact.

A federal judge in California has denied a request from major music publishers to stop AI firm Anthropic from using copyrighted song lyrics to train its chatbot, Claude. The decision, issued by Judge Eumi K. Lee, allows Anthropic to continue its operations as the case progresses, with unresolved questions surrounding fair use and AI copyright practices.

Amazon’s recent Alexa Plus demo featuring Suno, an AI-driven song generator, has unexpectedly triggered a major copyright clash with the music industry. With lawsuits from top labels and concerns over fair use, the integration raises questions about the legality of AI-generated music and Amazon’s alliances with rights holders.

Donny Osmond’s Las Vegas residency at Harrah’s Showroom incorporates AI and CGI to create a 3-D performance with his younger self. Featuring his signature “Auto-rap-ography” and a Broadway-style rendition of I’ll Make a Man Out of You, the show bridges past and present through digital innovation. Extended through 2025, it continues to captivate audiences while setting new standards in concert production.

Sony Music has removed more than 75,000 AI-generated deepfake recordings imitating artists like Harry Styles, citing threats to artistry. Meanwhile, Céline Dion has condemned unauthorized AI tracks using her voice, spotlighting issues of consent and authenticity in the music industry.

Vermillio, a Chicago-based AI platform, secures $16M to safeguard artists’ rights, as UK musicians protest looming copyright changes. A deep look at AI’s role in creativity unfolds.

On February 6, 2025, Dhurakij Pundit University’s Faculty of Communication Arts held 'AI Music Made Easy,' a workshop on Suno AI for music production. Led by Phongsathorn Thammakhan, it taught students to create songs from text, alongside monetization strategies. While practical, some question AI’s creative depth. The event aligns with DPU’s focus on tech-driven skills.

ByteDance's Seed-Music is redefining AI-generated music, offering powerful composition tools for beginners and professionals. With advanced AI models, it lowers barriers to music creation but also sparks debate over ethics, copyright, and industry impact. Explore the potential and concerns of this groundbreaking AI innovation.