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Story summary
- AI-generated music is rapidly growing, led by Suno (US), Udio (US), and Mureka (China).
- The Velvet Sundown, an AI-created band, does not exist.
- China uses a centralized regulatory approach with strict labeling rules.
- The contrasting regulatory strategies in China and the United States could shape future music consumption and artist collaboration.
- Experts say AI's impact raises legal and ethical questions about creativity and control.
