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SoundCloud Revamps AI Policy Amid Artist Backlash and Industry Scrutiny

What Happened

SoundCloud has updated its artificial intelligence policy after receiving backlash from artists and users over the lack of clarity regarding the platform\’s approach to AI-generated or AI-assisted music. The Berlin-based music streaming service faced increasing scrutiny as musicians and industry leaders expressed concerns about transparency, copyright, and the growing presence of generative AI technologies. The policy revision aims to clarify how SoundCloud identifies, manages, and discloses AI-created music, while emphasizing respect for artists\’ rights and original content. The announcement reflects ongoing debates across the music industry about balancing innovation and protecting creators as AI tools become more prevalent in music production and distribution.

Why It Matters

SoundCloud\’s move signals a shift as streaming platforms grapple with the ethical and legal implications of generative AI in music. How platforms handle AI-generated works impacts artist compensation, copyright, and industry trust. Read more in our AI News Hub

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