AI singers make copyright law revision urgent

Virtual singers created using artificial intelligence technologies can simulate famous singers in a very accurate way, using their styles and voices to sing any song the users want them to perform.

Yet such AI performers bring their own set of legal problems. For example, whether the behaviors of the platforms profiting from the services constitute infringements on the intellectual property rights of the original singers, lyricists and composers, as well as the original performers' image rights.

And whether the AI platform companies are entitled to use, for commercial purposes, the singers' personal vocal and timbre models and singing styles, which are unique to each singer and defining features of them?