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Spotify to slap ‘AI Persona’ badges on AI-generated artist profiles

Spotify to slap ‘AI Persona’ badges on AI-generated artist profiles

On Tuesday, Spotify announced plans to introduce "AI Persona" badges to certain artist profiles beginning mid-September. The move aims to provide listeners with greater clarity regarding the authenticity of artists they encounter, especially in cases where profiles may present AI-generated personas as human. Concerns have been raised about profiles that appear human but are in fact representations of AI-generated personas.

The AI Persona badges will be displayed across various areas of artist profiles, including banners, About sections, Search results, and track rows in playlists. Artists themselves can disclose through Spotify for Artists that their profile represents an AI Persona. Moreover, Spotify will conduct reviews of profiles that display photorealistic AI-generated imagery.

Profiles flagged by Spotify's review team will be notified and given the opportunity to self-disclose or appeal the decision. Listeners will also be able to determine whether an artist has transparently disclosed their AI Persona status or if Spotify has identified the profile through its own review process. It is important to note that the badge will be based solely on the artist's public identity and not on the manner in which the music was produced.

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