Tidal's AI Music Policy
Tidal introduces new policies for AI-generated music, aiming to protect artists and inform listeners. The platform will label and demonetize 100% AI-generated tracks.
Tidal has shared its new policies regarding AI-generated music, focusing on protecting artists and informing listeners. Starting July 15th, tracks identified as 100% AI-generated will be labeled with an icon. However, as of today, these tracks will no longer be monetizable. This move demonstrates Tidal's approach to addressing the growing presence of AI-generated music on its platform. The decision to label rather than ban AI-generated music outright indicates a nuanced stance, acknowledging the technology's role while prioritizing artist rights.
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