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Exclusive | Record Companies Push to Label AI Songs on Streaming Platforms

Major music industry organizations are moving to implement a mandatory labeling system for AI-generated songs on streaming platforms.

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Industry bodies including the RIAA and IFPI are spearheading a new initiative to identify AI-generated content across streaming services. The proposal seeks to establish a standardized tagging system to distinguish machine-generated music from human-created tracks.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, Billboard, Music Business Worldwide, Music Ally, and eCoustics highlights a coordinated effort by major labels to increase transparency. Reports note that TIDAL has already stated AI music will be allowed on its platform but will be ineligible for payment.

Details regarding the technical implementation of these labels and the timeline for adoption remain forthcoming. Coverage does not yet specify how streaming platforms outside of TIDAL intend to address the payment status of identified AI-generated tracks.

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What is the primary goal of the new initiative?

The goal is to create a standardized system for labeling and tagging AI-generated songs on streaming platforms.

Which organizations are involved in the proposal?

The RIAA, IFPI, and other music industry bodies are collaborating on the labeling system.

How is TIDAL handling AI-generated music?

TIDAL has indicated that AI-generated songs may remain on the platform but will not receive payment.

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