South Korean startup seeks to bridge AI music copyright infrastructure gap
By Choonsik Yoo ( July 24, 2026, 02:30 GMT | Insight) -- South Korean music technology startup Neutune is developing AI infrastructure that identifies the component-level contributions of copyrighted works used to generate new music, aiming to enable transparent rights attribution, licensing and revenue allocation as artificial intelligence transforms music creation. Artificial intelligence is exposing a major gap in the music industry's copyright infrastructure, as rights holders struggle to identify, calculate and distribute royalties for works used to train or generate AI-created music....
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