The Recording Academy, responsible for the Grammy Awards, has introduced new eligibility requirements regarding AI-generated music. Read on to know more →
Recent advancements in AI have led to generative AI, which can create new content, including music.
The rise of AI-generated music has sparked curiosity and concern within the music industry, leading to a need for clear guidelines and regulations.
The new rules aim to strike a balance between embracing AI in music creation while ensuring that human creativity remains at the forefront.
To be considered for Album of the Year, an artist must contribute at least 20% of the work put into the album; fully AI-generated songs will not be eligible.
The Recording Academy emphasized that Grammy consideration, nomination, and winning the award are exclusive to human creators.
Authors of the AI material are not eligible to be Grammy nominees or recipients for their contribution to the AI-generated portion of the work.
AI-generated music in Grammy consideration is sure to foster innovative collaborations between artists and technology and push boundaries.
The Recording Academy recognizes the evolving landscape of technology and supports the experimental use of AI in music.