Apple reportedly buys music platform “able to find the next Justin Bieber”

Get the Full StoryAsaii offers an AI-based product that allows music labels to discover and track artists that post their songs to social media and sites such as YouTube.

The iPhone giant has reportedly acquired music analytics startup Asaii, says Axios. The small company offers an AI-based product that allows music labels to discover and track artists that post their songs to social media and sites such as YouTube. On their website, Asaii boasts: “No more manual grunt work. Our machine learning-powered algorithms find artists 10 weeks before they chart. Be ahead of the game.”Read Full Story

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