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Universal Music Group Posts $3.78 Billion in Revenue For Q3, Signals Fight Against AI Slop

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UMG CEO Lucian Grainge discussed the proliferation of AI music during the company's earnings call, calling for DSPs to pay out less for AI slop tracks than to genuine artists.

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Universal Music Group Posts $3.78 Billion in Revenue For Q3, Signals Fight Against AI Slop. UMG CEO Lucian Grainge discussed the proliferation of AI music during the company's earnings call, calling for DSPs to pay out less for AI slop tracks than to genuine artists. Covered by 1 publications. The Hollywood Reporter: Universal Music Group Posts $3.78 Billion in Revenue For Q3, Signals Fight Against AI Slop.

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  1. The Hollywood Reporter United States Universal Music Group Posts $3.78 Billion in Revenue For Q3, Signals Fight Against AI Slop UMG CEO Lucian Grainge discussed the proliferation of AI music during the company's earnings call, calling for DSPs to pay out less for AI slop tracks than to genuine artists. 21 h ago · Tier 2

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