Music publishers quietly sign with Udio and Klay, but warn on “bad actor” AI
The National Music Publishers' Association shows cautious openings for AI song generators, while tightening vigilance against bad actors.

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The National Music Publishers' Association shows cautious openings for AI song generators, while tightening vigilance against bad actors.
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