Tidal Isn't Banning AI Music, But It Won't Pay People Who Upload It

The streaming service’s new policy says that 100-percent AI-generated music will be demonetized.

Tidal revealed its sweeping policy on AI-generated music that details exactly how the music streaming service will handle this growing phenomenon. The music-streaming platform explained on its website that it would demonetize any music that's identified as 100 percent AI-generated. Tidal is still allowing tracks made with AI on its platform, but will slap a tag on anything that's 100 percent AI-generated so its users are aware.

"Tidal's priority is ensuring royalties go to original works directly produced, written, and performed by people," the policy read. "We will therefore not knowingly attribute royalties to music we identify as wholly AI-generated."

In the future, Tidal said that it would attach the AI-generated tag to anything that's "substantially AI-generated" once AI detection tools get better. For now, Tidal said that it would hold AI content on its platform...

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