Apple Music to add labels to AI-generated music later this year
Apple Music will add labels to AI -generated music later this year.
READ MORE: In the age of AI Oasis, there’s no point being ordinary Earlier this year, the streaming platform said they planned to let users know if they were listening to music that had been made using AI .
Since then, however, the plans have not come to fruition, while other streaming services have launched similar services.
Now, though, Apple Music has announced that its “Made With AI” label will begin being added to music created with the technology later this year.
In a note to its industry partners, Apple Music said that record labels and distributors will be required to tag songs in which “a material portion of the content” was created using AI, per Variety .
The labels follow Apple Music’s introduction in March of AI Transparency Tagging, which dictates in the service’s systems whether a track used AI.
“As we implement Made With AI Labels, content providers will be important partners,” Apple Music said.
“They are best positioned to know how their content was created, and the AI Transparency Tags that should be used.” It follows similar moves from other music platforms.
Bandcamp banned all AI-created music at the start of this year, saying: “We reserve the right to remove any music on suspicion of being AI-generated.” Beatport followed suit just last week , promising “greater transparency” for listeners while “protecting human creativity”.
View this post on Instagram Similarly, earlier in the summer, TIDAL shared a new policy to crack down on AI-created music .
The online service confirmed that it would not be paying royalties to any material made entirely by artificial intelligence.
Spotify , meanwhile, is introducing a new labelling system so that users can quickly identify artists and content created by the rising tech .
Elsewhere, Deezer has revealed that AI-generated music now surpasses 50 per cent of daily uploads on the platform .
Earlier this month, a new study found that AI was detected in almost 40 per cent of music released worldwide in July .
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