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Universal Music Group licenses songs to AI gaming music service TYGER

The Next Web
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Universal Music Group has licensed its music catalog to TYGER, an AI-driven gaming music service that adapts songs in real time to match gameplay. TYGER operates alongside games without requiring integration by studios and is currently in closed beta with over 540 million monthly players.

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