A growing class of music platforms will adopt explicit bans or strict provenance requirements for works created largely by generative AI, both to protect human creators and to avoid impersonation/rights disputes. Such policies will rapidly reshape discovery, monetization, and the legality of using platform‑uploaded audio as training data.
— If platforms standardize bans or provenance mandates, it will force new legal tests on impersonation, change how record labels and indie artists monetize work, and make platform governance a central front in AI‑copyright politics.
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2026.01.14
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Bandcamp’s public policy statement banning music 'wholly or in substantial part' generated by generative AI and its enforcement threat (content removal on suspicion) exemplifies the move.
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