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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 87896, member: 27"] Six heavyweight music organizations just banded together in South Korea, declaring a full-blown state of emergency over generative AI's threat to creator rights. K-Music coalition declares war on AI infringement [LIST] [*]Six major South Korean music bodies formed a unified coalition. [*]HYBE, SM, JYP, YG, and the three global majors sit on KMCA's council. [*]The group literally calls this a declaration of war against AI. [*]Lee Si-ha chairs the committee after his KOMCA election. [/LIST] Three core demands anchor the coalition's platform [LIST] [*]Unauthorized AI training without creator consent must be banned. [*]Mandatory transparency in AI generation processes is required. [*]Clear standards separating human and AI-created works are demanded. [*]Lee frames the next two years as existential for Korean music. [/LIST] Blockchain-powered rights tracking is the tech play [LIST] [*]A unified infrastructure links ISWC, ISRC, Content ID, and UCI codes. [*]Real-time royalty tracking and distribution is the ultimate goal. [*]Fragmented rights data across separate organizations gets consolidated. [*]The committee brands this its K-Copyright Standard Model. [/LIST] Four overlapping crises triggered the emergency [LIST] [*]Generative AI's rapid spread tops the threat list. [*]Blockchain-based decentralization adds structural pressure. [*]Korean Wave revenues keep leaking to overseas entities. [*]Platform market restructuring compounds everything further. [/LIST] KOMCA already cracked down on AI-made submissions [LIST] [*]Creators must guarantee that no AI was used when registering works. [*]False claims can trigger royalty withholding or content deletion. [*]Fully AI-generated works cannot receive copyright in South Korea. [*]Human-created portions within AI-assisted works may still qualify. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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