1、APPG on Music report:Artificial Intelligence and the Music Industry Master or Servant?The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music in association with UK Music.This is not an official publication of the House of Commons or the House of Lords.It has not been approved by either House or its committees.A

2、ll-Party Parliamentary Groups are informal groups of Members of both Houses with a common interest in particular issues.The views expressed in this report are those of the group.This report was researched and funded by UK Music.2ContentsForeword Kevin Brennan MP,All-Party Parliamentary Group on Musi

3、c Chair4What Do People Think About AIs Impact On Music?6Introduction 7Recommendations 8About the APPG on Music 11A Beginners Guide to AI and the Music Industry 12APPG on Music Inquiry Findings Consumer Protection 14Fair Market Access 16Voice and Image Likeness 18International Action 20AI in Action:D

4、AACI22Hopes and Concerns of the Music Industry on AI 25Conclusion 28Acknowledgements 30Glossary of Terms31Annex 32References334ForewordArtifical Intelligence(AI)is having a profound impact on our musical landscape.The UK must grasp the transformative potential of AI in shaping the future of music if

5、 it is to retain its role as a powerhouse in exporting music and in nurturing world-class talent.We must also confront the danger that unfettered developments in AI could pose to the UKs musicians and music businesses.We ignore the necessity to sow policies,which will harvest the benefits of AI,and

6、help stave off the threats it poses,at our peril.Our central insight must always be that AI can be a great servant but would be a terrible master.Artificial intelligence does not exist without human intelligence.AI doesnt create art in the human sense but ingests the patterns of human creativity to