Tidal's Approach to AI-Generated Music: Labeling Instead of Banning
Tidal announces its decision to label AI-generated music rather than impose a ban, aiming to protect artists and inform listeners about the content.
Editorial Staff
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Updated about 3 hours ago
Tidal has revealed its new policy regarding AI-generated music, which will take effect on July 15th. The platform will not pay royalties for tracks created by artificial intelligence.
Instead of implementing a complete ban on AI-generated music, Tidal will label such tracks to ensure that listeners are aware of the content they are consuming.
This decision reflects Tidal's commitment to protecting artists while also providing transparency to its users about the nature of the music available on its platform.