YouTube to start sticking labels on AI-generated music
YouTube and YouTube Music to begin labeling AI-generated songs.
Google's YouTube is set to begin labeling music that has been generated using artificial intelligence, according to Deadline. This move comes in response to growing concerns about transparency when it comes to AI-generated tracks. While YouTube is leading the charge, Spotify has already implemented a similar feature, and Apple is expected to follow suit with a similar effort for Apple Music.
The labeling system will be powered by a combination of YouTube's own technology and information from its music partners. This development aims to provide clarity for listeners who have expressed a desire to know when they are hearing music that was created by a computer.
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