Poison Pill

Poison Pill is a tool designed to protect music and audio tracks from being used to train AI models without permission. It utilizes adversarial noise, a subtle form of audio manipulation, to disrupt the training process of AI models.

Key Features:

• Adversarial Noise Generation: Creates imperceptible (or barely perceptible) noise that, when included in audio tracks, can significantly degrade the performance of AI models trained on that data.
• Protection Against Unauthorized AI Training: Prevents AI models from learning effectively from protected audio, safeguarding intellectual property.
• Music and Audio Focus: Specifically designed for music and other audio content, ensuring compatibility and effectiveness.

Use Cases:

• Musicians and Artists: Protect their music from being used to create AI-generated music without their consent.
• Audio Content Creators: Prevent their audio content (podcasts, sound effects, etc.) from being incorporated into AI training datasets without authorization.
• Record Labels and Publishers: Safeguard their copyrighted audio material from unauthorized AI usage.