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Brent Brown Music

Brent Brown Music

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ANNIHILATE AI Scraping (Protect Your Music Now)

Video Overview & Insights

Stop letting AI models use your songs as free training data.

Which of these AI protection tools surprised you the most? 🛡 Do you think adversarial noise and invisible watermarks are enough to stop AI scrapers from stealing our tracks, or will the tech eventually find a way around it?

Let’s talk about the future of independent music production in the age of AI below! 👇

— @brentbrownmusic

How to ANNIHILATE AI scraping and protect your creative work forever. Most artists don't realize that AI scrapers are constantly "eating" music to fuel their models without permission or pay. But there is a way to fight back using adversarial noise and invisible watermarking.

*Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. I am not affiliated with these software companies; use them at your own risk.

They are working with top level developers to remove the data poisoning they work on each site or software or type of data poisoning they encounter, and try to create the anti dote or whatever the names they neutralize it. like virus companies who have to keep fighting against each new kind of computer virus they create. so this is not full solution. treating your data Psn as computer virus.

— @theministryofsound7448

I’m breaking down my personal "Two-Layer Shield" strategy to ensure your music is not only protected but also traceable if it ever gets stolen.

Inside the Video:

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We are preparing for TA v2

— @NeoVibeMusicStudio

The Power of Data Poisoning: How Poison Pill AI messes up the "metadata" of scrapers so they can't categorize or use your sound properly.

Trusted Audio Watermarking: Why I'll use this specific tool to embed a permanent digital ID into the audio spectrum.

This is great info, but I feel like distributors should be supporting artists in this way with just a few clicks of a button

— @I.am.emmyxo

The Detection Phase: How to use ACRCloud to track your songs across the web and find out which AI models are scraping you.

Legal & Proof: How to gather absolute proof of ownership that holds up when you're defending your copyright.

amazing stuff! have a bunch of music coming out soon and has something like this in mind but havent done all the research u have! i do fear loss of quality/platform compression/changing of bit rates/LUFS exposing this poison, but love how you clarified that, still a little concerned but will definitely save this video for when the release date comes!

— @youngdillthedon

00:00 - Introduction and Disclaimer

00:14 - Understanding AI Threats to Music

I should not have to take on another expense to meep the internet safe. If its unsafe it should be destroyed. Ive had it with ghis intrusive intrnet.

— @sirwhistler

00:35 - Step-by-Step Protection Guide

00:56 - Watermarking Your Music

Thank you for sharing what you’ve found. Seems like the best and most practical method to date.

— @thomaskabat956

01:42 - Using Trusted Audio for Watermarking

02:39 - Adding Adversarial Noise

Great video, thanks for doing this. You are one of the few

— @damonkorf5063

03:16 - Final Tips and Copyrighting

04:17 - Tracking and Detecting Stolen Music

imho it’s just not worth the time and money. look up “nightshade” from 2022 i believe - it was popular with visual artists to poison their art. nightshade completely failed. people just wasted a lot of electricity. plus, even the best (google’s current ai watermark called synthID) can be bypassed.

obviously do whatever you want though! i am curious about this subject nevertheless. even if i don’t think it’s a viable long term solution, it might be fun to test resilience vs current ai music generators (both as reference audio and as LoRA training).

— @matt_market

05:13 - Conclusion and Call to Action

Resources & Links:

I don't see the point with doing this. When you watermark and add noise you are ruining the sound quality already. This would sound necessary for mainstream Pop music where they are dropping hit tracks and do not care about the sound.

— @judenihal

Trusted Audio Watermark: https://www.trustedaudio.com/

Poison Pill AI: https://poisonpill.ai/dashboard

ACRCloud Detection: https://www.acrcloud.com/music-recognition/

My Video on US Copyright Office: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2Rq5OgJkn8

#StopAIScraping #MusicCopyright #PoisonPillAI #IndependentArtist #AIModelTraining #MusicTech #NoAI