Last tuesday I published a video in Youtube. It's about me playing 'Swing valse' by Gus Viseur and Baro Ferret.
Only a few hours after publishing, a copyright claim was raised by Muserk Rights Management. Muserk claims to be an AI Driven Rights Management. Representing hundreds of thousands of songwriters and other rights holders across the globe, we find more royalties - faster. The claim was that I'm violating owner rights in some countries, which basically covered most of North and South America.
So it seems I was flagged by a robot (AI Driven).
It's not a dead serious claim. They say the video can keep being available, I'm just not allowed to earn/monetize with it. I don't care about that - at least for now - because I'm not even in any monetization program whatsoever.
But in principle I find it a bit repulsive that I get claimed to violate immaterial rigths - by a bot - on a tune that's
-originally been written, published and recorded in France in 1940
-it's played in my vid by me and only me - all tracks
-whose both authors passed away in mid 1970's
So I did dispute the copyright violation claim. Let's see what happens. At least I suppose it will have to be verified by a real person in the "AI Driven Rights Management" company. They might even be right - it's not yet 50 years since Baro Ferret died, and sometimes the restricted period can hold up to 70 years. But let's see...
This is the forensic evidence, at least for the time being:
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That's a strong evidence Kimmo, I think it'll hold up in front of a bot.
Not sure I'd like to hold up anything in front of a bot!
You recorded the backing track yourself, yes? The way the robots detect it (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_fingerprint) is often from the backing track, so this one is surprising. Maybe it is triggering on the title text.
The same thing happened to my video of nuages, where i created everything 100% and didn’t even mention nuages in the title or description!!! That means it was done by AI audio detection even though I recorded everything from scratch. It happened within the hour too.
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Thanks for all the comments. And yes, I did record everything myself, incl. the backing track. Let's see, Muserk now has about a month to respond to my dispute.
@dennis How did it go with your vid. Did you let it go or dispute the claim?
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This just in: Muserk did not even respond to my dispute, so the copyright claim expired. Seems I beat the robot this time.
Lessons learned: don't be afraid to press that dispute button.
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Lovely playing Kimmo
Thank you, Mandocat
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