Content creators cannot reliably determine if YouTube music is legally safe to use without risking copyright strikes

Content creators, video producers, and small media companies spend hours researching whether music labeled 'no copyright' on YouTube is actually public domain or properly licensed, creating legal uncertainty that paralyzes their production workflows. Current solutions like YouTube's audio library are limited, and creators lack a definitive way to verify licensing claims before investing time in projects, leading to either abandoned content or costly takedowns and demonetization.