South Korea is moving to set rules for AI-assisted music as K-pop experiments with synthetic voices, virtual performers and robot stages move from demonstrations into charts and venues. The debate now centers on a practical question: when a machine helps write, sing or perform, what human contribution is enough for copyright, royalties and fan trust?
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