Streaming platform Tidal announced a new policy regarding music generated by artificial intelligence, stating it will not compensate artists for fully AI-created tracks starting July 15th. The company shared its policies today and how the platform plans to “protect artists” and “inform listeners.”
Tidal’s new policy states that 100-percent AI-generated music will be demonetized.
The platform is not banning AI-generated music outright. According to Tidal, the decision aims to address concerns about copyright and compensation in the context of rapidly evolving AI technologies. The company stated it intends to “protect artists” by ensuring they receive royalties for their work, while also providing transparency to listeners regarding the origin of the music they are consuming.
The Verge reported that Tidal shared its new policies today and how the platform plans to "protect artists" and "inform listeners."
Engadget noted the policy will go into effect on July 15th.
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