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Itoka Proposes Blockchain-Based Solution for Copyright Issues in AI-Generated Music

The use of AI-generated music is on the rise, with tools like Meta's MusicGen allowing users to create songs in various styles without any musical knowledge. However, the use of existing songs to train these tools is causing copyright issues in the music industry. Start-up Itoka plans to tokenize AI-generated music on the blockchain to protect creators' rights and prevent plagiarism and unlawful monetization.

The platform prioritizes ease of use over customization and has partnerships with Canva and multiple game studios for content licensing. Itoka aims to expand to other customer sectors and collaborate with AI-friendly musicians to push the boundaries of technology and music creativity.

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