Meet Allrights AIxchange, the platform that's making AI music training ethical and compliant.

Allrights AIxchange just launched a new service to help AI companies train music-generating tools without legal headaches.

Their platform offers pre-cleared songs from popular artists, aiming to fix a big problem in AI music: using tracks without proper permission.

”We believe that GenAI and human artistry can thrive together when grounded in ethical, transparent practices,” says CEO Thomas Rekittke.

The company’s catalog includes music that’s already successful on streaming platforms, and users pay one fee for unlimited training during their contract period.

No extra charges if you tweak your AI model 10 times or 100 times.

”The legal, high-quality training data we’ve licensed from aixchange. are invaluable to our music AI research projects.”

– Steffen Holly, Head of Business Development, Fraunhofer Institut

Who’s using Allrights AIxchange?

The company teamed up with 3 major partners:

1. Fraunhofer IDMT, the world’s leading organization for application-oriented research, will use their legal music training data for AI experiments.
2. Paradise Worldwide, a music distributor, will let artists earn money by contributing tracks to AI training.

Allrights AIxchange is also now part of MusicTech Germany, which is the first group in the world focused on music technology at a national level. Together, they’re working on new ideas that mix music and tech. They want to help artists and tech people connect better and make sure the future of music is fair and creative.

Who benefits from ethical AI music training?

• GenAI companies: Avoid lawsuits by training models with legal music.
• Educational institutions & research: Get clean data for student projects.
• Musicians & rights holders: Earn cash when their songs train AI systems.

The service launches as AI music tools face growing scrutiny over unlicensed content use. Allrights AIxchange joins ethical-focused solutions like Beatoven.ai and Musical AI in prioritizing compliance, offering contracts that let artists earn royalties when their tracks train AI systems.