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YouTube adds Made with AI labels to generated songs

The Verge: YouTube sticks new labels on AI-generated songs

YouTube is adding a "Made with AI" label to tracks that were "altered or fully generated" using AI, with a similar approach to its existing process for applying AI labels to videos. It doesn't sound like this will apply to any and all use of AI tools in making music, but according to YouTube, it includes things like "using a generative model to create the composition and vocals." In its rules for music partners who upload their songs, YouTube lays out how to disclose generative

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YouTube is adding a "Made with AI" label to music tracks that were altered or fully generated using generative AI tools, starting in its music app and expanding to the main app later. The label applies to songs where AI played a significant role, such as creating the composition and vocals, and listeners can tap it to see more details. YouTube says it will identify AI-generated tracks through disclosures from music partners and its own detection tools, using the same labeling approach it already applies to videos. Other music platforms are taking varied approaches to AI-generated music, with some adding voluntary labels or filters while others have banned AI music entirely.

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