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YouTube Music starts labelling songs made mainly with AI

A label on the player now shows when generative AI played a significant role in a song. Music partners declare their AI use, and YouTube also uses its own detection tools.

YouTube Music began showing labels on October 14 for songs created mainly with generative AI, for example when a model made the composition and the vocals. Tapping the label shows more information. YouTube says the labels will also come to the main YouTube app.

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Suno rebuilt its music AI with licensed songs

Creators still need clear payment rules.

Suno v6 offers three music models and more control over parts of a song. The company worked with Warner, BMG, and Believe, but the public details do not show how much each artist will earn.

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Gemini can now make a full song

The hard part is using it well.

Google added Lyria 3.5 to Gemini and its developer tools. It can make longer songs with voices, and the developer price starts at eight cents per song.