One of the industries that could be hit the hardest is the music industry. According to a new report, Sony Music had to remove 75,000 pieces of deepfaked material. As per the report, we don’t know exactly what Sony had to remove.

Sony Music has revealed the scale of its battle with artificial intelligence fakes of its artists by saying it has taken down more than 75,000 examples of AI-generated material featuring its biggest stars,

The music giant described the proposed copyright reforms in the UK as a threat to an industry that contributes £7.6 billion annually to the UK economy.

Sony is locked in a battle against AI generated deepfake songs that copy some of its most famous artists, including Harry Styles and Beyoncé. The company says it has already identified and taken down more than 75,

The label fears things will get even worse as the British government considers loosening restrictions for AI companies in efforts to encourage new business

As the UK considers a controversial AI law, Sony Music Entertainment (SME) has revealed that it’s taken down a total of over 75,000 tracks containing unauthorized soundalike audio. SME disclosed as much in remarks submitted as part of a consultation on AI copyright regulations.