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The AI Revolution Hits Music, Health, and Crypto: Top 3 Tech Trends You Can't Miss

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Justin Nam
October 30, 2025

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From Clash to Collaboration: Universal Music Strikes Deal with AI Music Generator Udio

(Photo: A view of the Universal Music Group (UMG) headquarters is seen on February 9, 2021 in Santa Monica, California.)

Universal Music Group (UMG) has settled a copyright lawsuit with AI music startup Udio and will now collaborate to launch a generative AI platform next year. The new platform will use licensed music with strict controls to ensure UMG artists are compensated, setting a precedent for a commercial AI ecosystem in the music industry following high-profile copyright clashes.

Food as Medicine: Healthnix Uses AI to Personalize Chronic Pain Management Through Nutrition

(Photo: Personalized Arthroplasty Society Conference)

Healthnix is an AI-driven platform personalizing chronic pain management by analyzing how nutrition affects symptoms. The platform integrates AI-driven nutrition protocols and behavioral skills, aligning with the growing 'food-as-medicine' movement. This innovative approach has earned recognition and partnerships with major institutions, including the Cleveland Clinic.

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Crypto Goes Mainstream: Mobile Payments App Oobit Launches in Brazil, Tapping into LATAM's Digital Asset Boom

(Photo: Ahmad Ardity | Pixabay)

Mobile payments app Oobit, backed by Tether, has launched in Brazil with over 50,000 users. Its 'DePay' feature allows users to pay at physical stores using self-custody crypto wallets. A key finding is that 92.2% of digital asset payments in the country were in stablecoins, signaling a strong focus on cryptocurrency utility over speculation in the LATAM market.

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Until next time,

AI EXPLAINED team