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The interview reported that v6 included WMG-licensed recordings and user data. Individual artist consent for base training was not publicly confirmed, while a future song-interaction product was planned to require artist opt-in.
What changed
The interview reported that v6 included WMG-licensed recordings and user data. Individual artist consent for base training was not publicly confirmed, while a future song-interaction product was planned to require artist opt-in.
Date of Australian republication. Nondisclosure does not mean absence. Not participating in WMG’s song selection cannot be rewritten as not knowing the songs.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: distinguishes rights-holder licensing, personal training consent, consent for future identity-based products, and actual income; these layers cannot substitute for one another.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
The interview reported that v6 included WMG-licensed recordings and user data. Individual artist consent for base training was not publicly confirmed, while a future song-interaction product was planned to require artist opt-in.
SRC-0201Lines 19–44, especially 31–34: Jack Brody interview and nondisclosure of training consent.
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