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- 2026-06-01 research_milestone The Recording Academy is considering how to handle AI-generated music for Grammy eligibility amidst its widespread use in production. source
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BTS opts out of Grammys after new Asian pop category introduction
The K-pop group BTS has announced they will not be submitting their music for the upcoming Grammy Awards. This decision comes after the Recording Academy introduced new categories, including one for Best Asian Pop Music…
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Music industry's AI labeling proposal criticized as flawed and short-sighted
A proposal by a coalition of music organizations to label music as "AI-generated" or "AI-assisted" on streaming services is being criticized as short-sighted. The author argues that the proposal is flawed because most A…
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Music industry launches AI song labeling system for transparency
The music industry is moving towards greater AI transparency with the introduction of a voluntary labeling system. This initiative, supported by organizations like the IFPI and RIAA, aims to differentiate between songs …
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Grammys CEO discusses AI's impact on music and award eligibility
The Recording Academy, which oversees the Grammy Awards, is grappling with the increasing integration of generative AI in music production. CEO Harvey Mason Jr. notes that AI is now a common tool in music sessions, with…
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US lawmakers reintroduce NO FAKES Act with expanded tech and music support
Lawmakers have reintroduced the NO FAKES Act, a bill aimed at regulating unauthorized AI-generated deepfakes of individuals' likenesses. The updated legislation includes support from a broad coalition of music industry …
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Music groups fight copyright fee hikes amid AI boom, citing artist vulnerability
Several music industry groups have sent a letter to the U.S. Copyright Office opposing a proposed 43% increase in copyright registration fees. They argue that these higher costs would disproportionately harm independent…