The Department of Intellectual Property says there is no AI-specific law yet and no binding court precedent, but using copyrighted songs to train, voice-convert, remix or generate new tracks without the rights holder's permission may infringe copyright. Public-domain songs are generally usable, but related rights such as sound recordings and performances may still apply. If your business uses AI-made music or cover content in marketing or products, check the rights and licence scope first. DIP offers mediation and advice via hotline 1368.