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Recording artist whose 2026 release “RUBBERZ” became a prominent case of disputed and later acknowledged AI use.

Brazilian lawyer contributing to music-sector debate on protecting culture in the digital and AI era.

Public professional listed in an official Brazil-based programme as speaker.

Public professional listed in an official Benelux AI-music programme as workshop co-leader.

Roma Tre professor developing machine-learning algorithms for musical, audio-visual, and artistic applications and co-creating A-MINT.

Chilean composer, producer, and Audiolander co-founder applying natural-language AI search to licensed production-music catalogs.

Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI programme as speaker.

Computational musicologist associated with Utrecht University; public sources conflict on whether his institutional role is active after a stated 2024 retirement.

UPF senior researcher working on sound technologies, open audio data, and responsible generative AI for music.

MusiMap co-founder and historical technical leader named in the company's 2026 account of its music-intelligence foundations; current operational role is unresolved.

Stim chief executive leading the Swedish rights organization during expansion of its AI-licensing work.

Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI program as panelist; music-industry expert.

CISAC Director General based at its Paris secretariat and active in global creator-rights policy involving AI.

Entrepreneur named as an individual investor in Respeecher's 2023 financing record.

Co-founder and CEO of Hoopr, an India-focused music-licensing platform using AI-assisted discovery.