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Revising research practices for singing data collection

As AI voice synthesis enables increasingly sophisticated vocal deepfakes and non-consensual voice cloning, the governance, licensing and access of singing datasets has become an urgent concern for data-contributors, who face significant harms from downstream and non-consensual usage of their singing data. Singing datasets are foundational to the development of high fidelity voice AI synthesis, yet current data collection practices pose challenges: data-contributors have an event-centric contribu

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Published: 12 July 2026
Source: AI & Society
Category: Research
Topics: Regulation · Misinformation · Copyright & IP
Retrieved: 14 July 2026

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