Even though NFT creator fees are contracts, blockchain code cannot actually enforce token transfer stipulations, rendering those contracts essentially voluntary by design. From an operational perspective, royalties were never guaranteed on the blockchain; instead, the documentation of each NFT only requests a royalty, a procedure that platforms have previously honoured in more favourable market conditions.
Source: Crypto winter is here—and NFT artist royalties are under threat

Artificial intelligence firm OpenAI has revealed its latest project. “We’ve trained a model called ChatGPT which interacts in a conversational way,” it explained. “The dialogue format makes it possible for ChatGPT to answer follow-up questions, admit its mistakes, challenge incorrect premises, and reject inappropriate requests.” Intrigued, Music Ally decided to put ChatGPT through its paces with a conversation about the music industry
Defient describes itself as a Web3 entertainment company and NFT incubator that develops products through technology, community, NFT releases, and industry-leading partnerships. The music publishing arm of Warner Music Group says its first project as part of the partnership will be the launch of ‘Archives,’ which a press release explains will serve as a multi-dimensional digital museum powered by blockchain.
One way brands and organizations are using the metaverse is by hosting large-scale virtual events similar to those they already hold in-real-life. Most recently, Decentraland held a four-day music festival with mega-headliners which included Björk, Ozzy Osbourne and Soulja Boy. The event had multiple stages designed with the aesthetic of the artist performing, along with other interactive attractions for festival goers.
According to data submitted, the Lionsgate Entertainment Corporation anticipates using its business name “Lionsgate” to provide NFT-related services, including launching a crypto trading platform, NFTs, and virtual goods. Lionsgate plans to provide its customers with digital media, such as virtual art and digital collectibles. The entertainment platform plans to unleash crypto exchange, offering storage, tracking, and processing digital assets.
It is not a secret that the world’s biggest artists and brands today use human co-writers, ghost producers, mixers, engineers, A&Rs, and other professionals to help them translate their emotions and stories into songs. But what if artists and producers could train an AI system to replicate their emotions, story, or whatever else they want to create into a fully-produced, voiced, mixed, and mastered release-worthy song?

