New AI rules protect human artistry in music
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SATIRE NEWS: Australia Bans AI Music From Charts
Australia’s record industry banned music made entirely using AI from officially charting, responding to a version of Madonna’s “Like a Prayer” produced using AI-generated vocals and drums which charted for 16 weeks. What do you think? “Real AI music fans don’t care about the charts. Or the music. Or anything really.” Maurice Atkins, Tuber Peeler “Seems cruel to take stardom away from the computers that have given us so much.” Damian Moody, Chinc…
As the digital transformation of the music world is debated, the Australian Recording Industry Association has taken a radical step to protect human labor. The association has decided to remove AI-generated tracks—whose vocals and compositions are entirely entrusted to algorithms—from official music charts. The new rules will go into effect on Friday.
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