AI music floods streaming platforms, putting artists' royalties at risk
Streaming services are being swamped with computer-generated tracks, and that surge threatens how much musicians earn and how much say they keep over their own material.
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What happened
AI-generated music is flooding streaming platforms.
Why it matters
The flood of AI music threatens artists' livelihoods, royalties and control over their own work.
Coverage
- YouTube Music begins flagging AI-generated songs
- YouTube Music starts labeling songs made with generative AI
- Deezer to add toggle hiding fully AI-generated music
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