Music Companies Demand Scrutiny of AI-Generated Tracks on Charts
Major record labels and music companies are calling for increased scrutiny of AI-generated tracks before they are allowed to debut on global music charts. They advocate for disqualifying 'AI slop songs' to maintain chart integrity.
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Music Companies Demand More Scrutiny of AI-Generated Tracks Before Chart Debuts
A collection of record labels — including labels such as Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and Sony Music — on Wednesday proposed a new set of guidelines for how AI-generated music could chart, demanding only tracks that were “substantially human made” qualify for the industry’s measure of success. Other groups and labels part of the coalition include […]
By Corbin Bolies
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Nearly a dozen record companies have proposed new rules for charts around the world that would only allow AI songs for consideration if they're primarily human made, use AI legally and don't raise concern of streaming or chart manipulation.
By Ethan Millman
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