Australia bans AI-generated songs from its official music charts
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Australia bans AI-generated songs from its official music charts
Australia is drawing a line around AI-generated music. The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) has introduced new eligibility rules barring wholly or largely AI-generated recordings from appearing on the country's official music charts. Under the updated rules, recordings must be "substantially human made" to qualify for the ARIA Charts. Music created with generative AI in a supporting capacity can still chart, provided that the pri…
Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, receives so many songs made by AI that it will release the label "AI Persona" to identify them.
Surprisingly little attention was paid in Finland this summer to the fact that the rules of the Finnish Official List were updated in July 2026. The most important change in the new rules (PDF) concerns the use of artificial intelligence in music creation. According to the updated rules, songs and albums that have been made or produced entirely with the help of artificial intelligence will not be accepted for the Finnish Official List. The crite…
Finland bans AI music from its official music charts
IFPI Finland has updated the acceptance criteria for Finland's official single and album charts, effectively banning all AI-generated music. According to the revised rules (PDF, in Finnish), songs and albums that have been entirely created or produced with the help of artificial intelligence will not be accepted on the Official Finnish Chart. The criterion for acceptance on the chart has been set in the rules as follows: "AI-generated recordings…
Australia is putting a "brake" on songs created entirely or largely by artificial intelligence (AI), excluding them from the... The post Australia: End to songs made by AI - What's changing on the music charts appeared first on CRETA24.
The decision to change the rules was made following controversy surrounding Australian DJ Josh Fawaz's cover of Madonna's "Like A Prayer."
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