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Why Australia’s music industry banned AI music in chart listing | Explained

The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) has said that “wholly AI-generated tracks” will not be eligible for listing on its charts, as more listeners struggle to differentiate between human and machine-made music

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Why Australia’s music industry banned AI music in chart listing | Explained
The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) has said that “wholly AI-generated tracks” will not be eligible for listing on its charts, as more listeners struggle to differentiate between human and machine-made music
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