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Massive Attack CTO Andrew Melchior on digital watermarking as a solution for music industry challenges

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John Kennedy

2h ago· 9 min readen

Summary

Andrew Melchior, CTO of Massive Attack and founder of Genotone, discusses how the music industry lost its way over the past 30 years and proposes digital watermarking technology as a solution. Drawing from his extensive career — from bringing music to Nokia phones to producing David Bowie's global live broadcast — Melchior explores how music became ubiquitous like water, the challenges of AI-generated content and deepfakes, and how Genotone's watermarking tech could protect artists and ensure fair royalty distribution in the streaming era.

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Music became like water. The means to make it became ubiquitous.
The music industry lost its way – and what digital watermarking could do to fix it.
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Andrew Melchior of Massive Attack on AI in music, deepfake risks and how Genotone’s watermarking tech could protect artists and ensure fair royalties.

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