Which music organizations are behind the new AI content labels?

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IFPI and RIAA are behind the new voluntary AI music content labels
The new voluntary AI content labels were announced by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). They unveiled the labels alongside six other major music industry groups, including the Grammys.
IFPI and RIAA jointly announced the labels
The system was presented as a voluntary labelling effort led by IFPI and RIAA. The organisations said the labels are meant to give fans an immediately understandable way to see whether and how generative AI was used in music content.
The labels were unveiled with six other groups, including the Grammys
IFPI and RIAA did not roll out the labels alone; they unveiled them together with six other groups. One of the included partners was the Grammys, which were named among the organisations involved in the launch.
The labels cover both AI-generated and AI-assisted music
Two labels were unveiled as part of the system. One indicates music that is primarily “AI-generated,” while the other applies to “AI-assisted” recordings that are still created substantially by humans and express human creativity, but include some AI-generated expressive elements.
The system is intended to be used widely, including on streaming services
The voluntary labels were framed as designed for broad, global adoption, including on streaming services. The wider context includes how streaming platforms handle AI-generated tracks, such as Deezer flagging AI-generated tracks and launching an “AI music detector,” and Apple Music seeing more than one third of new uploads entirely created with AI.

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