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Teosto’s 3 October 2023 release reports 717 respondents, about a third having used AI and about a fifth in music creation, alongside mixed attitudes to opportunities, income and rights.
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September 2023 email recruitment to about 30,000 individual clients plus networks/social media; not demonstrated probability representation, no formal response-rate calculation from 717/30,000.Roles overlap,84%have 10-plus years’ experience. Broad AI includes production/marketing, not only generative composition. Intentions are not adoption, concerns not realised losses. Selected anonymous comments are not named positions or majority evidence. Questionnaire, rawdata, weights/anonymisation unverified; no causal link to 23 Octoberprinciples inferred. Charts not visually checked, ambiguous extracted percentage mappings unused; originaltitle/link and bilingualabstract, no fulltext/images.
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Teosto publishes AI-use and rights-attitude survey
Teosto’s 3 October 2023 release reports 717 respondents, about a third having used AI and about a fifth in music creation, alongside mixed attitudes to opportunities, income and rights.
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