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Nordic Music CMOs Present Joint Principles for Licensing AI

– AI music requires collective licensing in three stages: AI training, providing AI services, and the use of output The Nordic music sector’s five Collective Management Organisations – Koda (Denmark), STEF (Iceland), STIM (Sweden), TEOSTO (Finland) and TONO (Norway) – have adopted shared principles on the licensing of generative AI technologies. The position outlines clear expectations for how AI...

Music industry survey: equality in the industry is gradually improving

  The recent equality barometer for the Finnish music industry shows that equality is gradually improving in the industry. However, inequality, inappropriate treatment and discrimination remain significant problems. The barometer, jointly conducted by eleven music industry organisations, received responses broadly from the music industry. 53 per cent of the respondents feel that the...

Teosto explores Responsible AI Framework and Music Rights Protection in a pilot with Copyright Delta

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape creative industries, it is vital to build mutually beneficial systems to protect and compensate human creators, while also opening new opportunities for monetization. To address this, Teosto, the Finnish music copyright organization, is participating in a pilot initiative to explore the possibilities of Copyright Delta’s copyright clearance...