According to a Bloomberg report, people familiar with the situation revealed that YouTube is developing an AI-driven tool that allows creators to record audio using the voices of a series of “famous musicians.”
In order to achieve this feature, YouTube has approached record labels to obtain the rights to the songs used to train the tool, according to sources. According to reports, no deal has yet been signed by major record labels, although discussions between the parties are continuing. For the music industry, AI holds both great promise and significant threats.
YouTube launched new AI-based tools last month, one of which includes AI-generated dubbing of videos in a language other than their native language. According to reports, the company had hoped to launch this music tool that used AI to “change the voice”, but it stopped because it had not yet obtained the copyright.
According to previous reports, in the first half of this year, a song “Heart On My Sleeve” created using the voice training model of singers Drake and The Weekend became popular on platforms such as TikTok, with more than 8.5 million clicks and views. The complete version has been played more than 216,000 times on YouTube. The song was produced by @ghostwriter, who wrote, “This is just the beginning,” in the YouTube video bio.
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