Music orgs want the world’s biggest streaming services to start labeling music made with artificial intelligence.
AI.LOVE.JAZZ is the name of the two-month online competition that closes with a two-day live event. Competitors from dozens of countries submitted hundreds of songs across five genres: jazz, soul, funk, blues, and melodic rock, all built with the help of generative AI tools.
In the game, players will encounter various parts of the Rolling Stones’ legacy trapped inside colourful crystals, inspired by the band’s album Hackney Diamonds.
thumpN, an India-based live entertainment discovery and ticketing platform, has launched with an AI agent at its core.
Madonna has released a critically acclaimed and catchy new album, but not one of the songs from Confessions II has yet made it onto Australia’s charts. Instead, a cover of her 1989 song Like a Prayer is one of the country’s hottest tracks.
Roundhead Studios, one of New Zealand’s most prominent recording facilities, has launched an in-house AI Music Tools Policy.
Central Saint Martins graduates Domenico di Paolo and Kieran Feechan have created a novel listening device in the form of Imago.
Aims to become global leader in adaptive audio for fitness, wellbeing and performance, turning music into responsive, personalised experience.
Tidal announced that it will detect pure AI music tracks, display AI tags for users and no longer pay royalties for them.
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