Bandcamp has introduced it can not enable AI-generated music to be hosted on its platform. In a publish shared on Reddit, the corporate’s assist staff revealed their plans to implement a coverage prohibiting “any use of AI instruments to impersonate different artists or kinds,” elaborating extra firmly that “music and audio that’s generated wholly or in substantial half by AI is just not permitted on Bandcamp.”
“We wish musicians to maintain making music, and for followers to have faith that the music they discover on Bandcamp was created by people,” the be aware continues. “In case you encounter music or audio that seems to be made completely or with heavy reliance on generative AI, please use our reporting instruments to flag the content material for assessment by our staff. We reserve the fitting to take away any music on suspicion of being AI generated.”
Bandcamp’s new coverage leaves room for musicians to make use of AI for small duties when creating their music, reminiscent of inspiration for a melody or cleansing up audio. Nonetheless, by working to take down music that’s “generated wholly or in substantial half by AI,” Bandcamp seems to be concentrating on uploads to their service that had been designed by an AI mannequin in response to a immediate, particularly uploads with little to no altering by a human.
Different streaming platforms, reminiscent of Spotify, haven’t but cracked down on a flood of AI music on their platform. Sienna Rose, an AI R&B artist, has three songs in Spotify’s Prime 50 viral chart with thousands and thousands of performs every, regardless that Rose’s web page is marked as a “Verified Artist” by Spotify anyway.
In the meantime, AI music creation instruments like Suno and Udio are quickly being embraced by document labels, too. Warner Music Group went from suing Suno to signing a licensing deal with the AI track generator, whereas Common Music Group is collaborating with Udio on a “new industrial music creation, consumption, and streaming expertise.”
Learn Bandcamp’s full assertion concerning the new coverage beneath:
