Drummer Defends AI Training: Uncopyrighted Drum Breaks Made Music Better
PurzBeats · x · 2026-11-04
In an AI copyright debate, drummer PurzBeats argues his drum breaks were never copyrightable — and that openness led to an explosion of musical expression. "We contribute to the lexicon of human expression." His interlocutor counters that rights usually go to publishing companies, not artists.
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