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# Existing Problem

*Over the past two years, AI music technology has made breakthrough progress. Tools such as Suno, Udio, SkyMusic, and others now allow anyone to generate a complete song in 30 seconds. The ability to generate music has become more accessible than ever. However, the abundance of music generation has not created an abundance of value.*

#### Generation Has Been Solved, but the Value Has Been Reduced to Zero <a href="#generation-has-been-solved-but-value-has-been-reduced-to-zero" id="generation-has-been-solved-but-value-has-been-reduced-to-zero"></a>

| Phenomenon                                  | Reality                                                  |
| ------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| AI can generate 100 songs in one second     | None of them truly “belong” to their creators            |
| Users remix songs thousands of times        | Original creators receive no royalties                   |
| AI-generated content is uploaded to Spotify | Revenue settlement is delayed by 3–6 months              |
| Businesses play music in cafés and stores   | Creators have no visibility and receive no revenue share |

*The generation has been solved. Ownership and value flow have not.*

#### The Global Music Industry Is Massive, but AI Value Capture Is Almost Zero <a href="#the-global-music-industry-is-massive-but-ai-value-capture-is-almost-zero" id="the-global-music-industry-is-massive-but-ai-value-capture-is-almost-zero"></a>

The global recorded music industry has exceeded USD 31.7 billion in annual revenue. When combined with the commercial background music market, the total market size exceeds USD 100 billion. The industry is massive, but structural pain points make value capture for AI-generated content almost nonexistent.

**Pain Point 1 - Unclear Copyright Ownership**

As AI models, training datasets, creators and remix chains continue to overlap, copyright ownership becomes extremely complex. A single AI-generated song may involve multiple parties, including model owners, prompt creators, voice providers, remix creators and more. Traditional copyright systems are unable to handle this type of collaborative creation.

**Pain Point 2 - Remix Value Cannot Be Captured**

Remix is now one of the core ways music spreads, but almost no system can track remix activity and automatically distribute revenue back to the original creator. When a song is remixed 100 times, the original creator usually receives nothing.

**Pain Point 3 - Slow Revenue Settlement**

Traditional DSP royalty settlement cycles usually take 3–6 months. Many participants, including businesses, remix creators, voice providers, and other contributors, remain completely outside the formal royalty system.&#x20;

#### The Tool Layer Is Overcrowded, but the Protocol Layer Remains Empty.&#x20;

Today, the AI music sector is highly competitive at the tool layer. Platforms such as Suno and Udio compete on generation speed, model quality, and pricing.&#x20;

However, the protocol layer remains almost empty.&#x20;

There is still no product that truly solves the key question:&#x20;

**How can AI-generated content be truly owned, traced, and automatically settled?**

MIURO does not compete at the tool layer. Instead, MIURO enters the protocol layer to fill this critical gap.&#x20;

#### Core Question

**Who truly owns the value generated by AI?**&#x20;

This is the most important unanswered question in the AI music industry.<br>


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