What are the implications of artificial intelligence for copyright and music piracy?

Music pirates have created illegal downloading websites that provide detailed and efficient ways to download and sync music from Spotify without paying for the ... Recommended Citation. Kwong, Chang and Lee, Matthew, "A Model of Internet Music Piracy: Focusing on the Exchange Mode" (2001). AMCIS 2001 Proceedings. 397. Jan 13, 2017 ... Here is a list of 7 ideas to get you started, but first we should make a few rules. Some of these “crimes” have imprisonment as part of their sentence. May 13, 2015 ... The very first days of online music downloads and how one guy working at a CD manufacturing plant leaked some of the biggest albums of the last two decades. Oct 8, 2015 ... Journalist Stephen Witt details the fascinating history of digital music piracy and how it transformed the music industry. Jun 28, 2015 ... The rise of convenient, licensed streaming has helped cut U.S. file-sharing rates in half in the last decade. Anti-piracy efforts of the ... Oct 19, 2010 ... Findings. –. The paper finds that the respondents illegally download despite viewing the act as immoral. Respondents choose to morally disengage ... We could easily praise piracy—it lowers the obscene prices put out by music industry bureaucrats, and it opens a profitable enterprise for the people hustling ... Sep 9, 2020 ... Abstract. The digital revolution has changed how consumers engage with music. The present study explored the potential psychological factors ... Mar 18, 2019 ... I think the word “Piracy” as used for musical intellectual theft is a very bad word. Piracy is an act of robbery or criminal violence by ship or boat-borne ...