
Australia Bans Fully AI-Generated Music From Official Charts
Australia has officially banned fully AI-generated tracks from its national music charts, requiring all entries to be substantially human-made. The policy change follows widespread public debate sparked by a viral artificial intelligence cover of a Madonna song.
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Australia bans fully AI-made songs from charts after Madonna cover goes viral
It became one of the most played tracks on Australian radio last month. But now, a cover of Madonna’s hit Like a Prayer stands to be banned from official charts, thanks to new rules set by the country’s music industry.
Read full article →Australia bans AI-generated music—only ‘substantially human made’ music is eligible to make the charts
ARIA's chief executive said "These changes reflect our intent to remain dynamic and promote the human nature of artistry."
By The Associated Press, Rod McGuirk
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AI-generated music barred from Australian charts after Madonna cover controversy The Star
Read full article →AI-generated music barred from Australian charts after Madonna cover controversy
AI-generated music will be excluded from Australia's music charts starting this week, the country's peak music trade group said, following controversy over an Australian DJ's cover of Madonna's "Like a Prayer" topping local music charts.
By Abubakar Ibrahim
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