Australia’s top music charts ban AI songs to protect human artists
The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) will ban music created by artificial intelligence from its top charts starting Friday. This decision aims to protect the "human nature of artistry." To be eligible for the ARIA Charts, music must now be "substantially human made." Wholly AI-generated tracks, or those where AI generates the entirety or primary portion of creative elements, will be excluded.

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AI-generatedThe Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) will ban music created by artificial intelligence from its top charts starting Friday. This decision aims to protect the "human nature of artistry." To be eligible for the ARIA Charts, music must now be "substantially human made." Wholly AI-generated tracks, or those where AI generates the entirety or primary portion of creative elements, will be excluded. However, recordings that use generative AI in a supporting role will still be eligible. This new guideline addresses growing concerns within the music industry regarding the increase of AI-generated music.
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4 extractedRecordings that use generative AI in a supporting role remain eligible.
Wholly AI-generated tracks will not be eligible for the ARIA Charts.
Music must be substantially human made to be eligible for the charts.
Music made by artificial intelligence will be banned from Australia’s top charts.