Music industry coalition proposes rules to ban unlicensed AI from charts

A global coalition of major and independent labels, including UMG, Sony, and Warner, has proposed a framework to bar unlicensed AI-generated music from official chart rankings. This follows a broader industry push for transparency, including a voluntary labeling program for AI-assisted tracks and Spotify's removal of 75 million spammy tracks.
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