Music generated by artificial intelligence is not eligible for one of the biggest prizes in the industry. The Recording Academy updated its rules for the Grammys this week to make it clear that only humans are eligible to win awards.
The Grammy Awards will only consider music made by humans as eligible for the 2024 award show, which airs on January 31. The new rules for the Grammy Awards, according to Variety. A work that does not contain human authorship is not eligible in any categories.
Artists can still use AI tools to create music but the work submitted must be “meaningful and more than minimal”.
Although AI-generated music won’t qualify for next year’s biggest night in music, Artists still play with these techniques and testing the limits of the music industry. Paul musician McCartney told the BBC that he uses artificial intelligence to extract John Lennon’s voice for a “definitive Beatles recording” in the works.
In April, a song produced by Amnesty International was created imitates sounds From rapper Drake and R&B/pop artist The Weeknd has gone viral to true artists. Its rapid rise in popularity on TikTok, YouTube, and Spotify ended when the song was removed from the platforms, due to Copyright claims With Universal Music Group.
Artificial intelligence technologies have been around for years, but this field has advanced rapidly and is starting to seep into everyday life. Open AI chat And D-E It started a rush of new generative AI tools and products released from MicrosoftAnd GoogleAnd Adobe And others. While these tools have huge potential to help people with tasks big and small, they also have great potential raised concerns.
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