85.6% of Social Media Users Want AI Content Labeled. How Do the Labels Actually Work?
85.6% of YouTube, Instagram and TikTok users in Korea say AI content should be labeled. Most labels come from file metadata, and that metadata is easy to lose.
Inside Melon's Top 100: an AI-composed Track Whose Lyricist Got Zero Royalties
An AI-composed track entered Melon's Top 100. The human lyricist received zero royalties — only neighboring rights. This exposes Korea's attribution gap in AI music copyright.
Can You Copyright AI Music? It Depends on Where You Are.
Copyright rules for AI-assisted music differ by country. A look at Korea's KOMCA reversal, the Randy Travis case, and what Suno, Udio, and Spotify's terms actually allow.
Where content loses its origin
A photo or a piece of music travels far enough on the internet and, at some point, nobody can say who made it — or whether anyone made it at all. C2PA is the standard built to address that. Here is what it is and why it matters, with diagrams and the vocabulary you'll run into.
