A new class action claims the rapper helped promote an online casino and allegedly used the site to fund bot farms to boost music streaming numbers.
From diss tracks to digital currency, the rap superstar is linking betrayal to Bitcoin’s wild swings.
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The rapper's music company has accused Kendrik Lamar's label of artificially inflating the popularity of the song "Not Like Us' using bots and illegal payment schemes.
Google is apparently offering ‘lump sums’ to Sony, Warner, and Universal to supercharge its Dream Track AI voice cloning software.
Drake told Metro Boomin to shut up and make some beats. And then he did.
Kotaku's Alyssa Mercante explains why the ongoing beef was made for the internet.
Kendrick Lamar fans are wreaking havoc on Google Maps in an effort to troll Drake's neighborhood.
Tupac Shakur's estate threatened to sue Drake over a diss track featuring an AI version of the late West Coast rapper's voice.
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The company reportedly looked into licensing the voices of artists for AI content last month, but now YouTube wants to penalize AI-generated content.
Talks between the platform and major labels like Sony Music and UMG have reportedly stalled with YouTube having hoped to unveil the project last month.
In a time when AI has run rampant in several industries, Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl says the music industry should brace for impact.
The song "Heart on My Sleeve" was pulled from streaming services after it was revealed to have been created with artificial intelligence.
YouTube and Universal Music Group are collaborating to launch a Music AI Incubator that aims to "protect" artists "and the integrity of their work."
Beginning with looping a sample on a turntable in 1973, hip-hop’s evolution into the present day has technology baked into its DNA.
Deepfake music may become legitimate as UMG and Google negotiate a deal that could allow people to create AI-generated music.
A handful of gadgets released in the late 20th century grew alongside hip-hop and paved the way for the sounds now heard in chart-topping music.
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