Music made by artificial intelligence will be banned from Australia’s top charts under new guidelines aimed at protecting “the human nature of artistry”, an industry body said Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Under new rules in force from Friday, music must be “substantially human made” in order to be eligible for the charts, the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) said.<\/p>\n
“Wholly AI-generated tracks will not be eligible for the ARIA Charts,” the group said.<\/p>\n
It said its charts would exclude songs that use AI “to generate the entirety or the primary portion of the creative elements”.<\/p>\n
But “recordings that use generative AI in a supporting role remain eligible,” it added.<\/p>\n
The move follows growing concern in the music industry over a surge in AI-generated music hitting the airwaves.<\/p>\n
In July, a cover of Madonna’s “Like a Prayer” soared to the top of the charts in Australia but drew scrutiny after it was revealed to have used AI-generated vocals and drums.<\/p>\n
Streaming giant Spotify has said it will launch a new “AI Persona” badge clearly identifying content producers that are AI-generated and not real people.<\/p>\n
More than one-third of new uploads to Apple Music are entirely created with AI, a platform executive told Billboard this year.\u00a0<\/p>\n
That month several major music industry organisations unveiled a labelling system for content created with generative AI that they would like to see widely adopted.<\/p>\n
“These changes reflect our intent to remain dynamic and promote the human nature of artistry in what is — to say the least — a rapidly developing space,” ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd said.<\/p>\n
“The ARIA Charts will always remain a transparent measurement of the music Australia consumes, but a chart that rewards unlicensed AI output would undercut the very basis of the recorded music we exist to represent,” she said.<\/p>\n
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