The Australian Recording Industry Association announced on August 25 that new regulations will be implemented starting this week, prohibiting songs mainly created by AI from being listed, and requiring all entries to be “mainly created by humans” to maintain the human nature of art. According to the Australian Recording Industry Association regulations, music generated entirely by AI will be removed from the list. Works that only use AI as a supporting character can still participate, and AI songs will no longer be included in the Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards. Experts at the University of Sydney see this as a “necessary step” to protect human music creation, and emphasized the need to establish clearer rules on intellectual property rights. Australia followed Sweden in this move, and many countries are also considering similar bans.

The Australian Recording Industry Association announced on August 25 that new regulations will be implemented starting this week, prohibiting songs mainly created by AI from being listed, and requiring all entries to be “mainly created by humans” to maintain the human nature of art. According to the Australian Recording Industry Association regulations, music generated entirely by AI will be removed from the list. Works that only use AI as a supporting character can still participate, and AI songs will no longer be included in the Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards. Experts at the University of Sydney see this as a “necessary step” to protect human music creation, and emphasized the need to establish clearer rules on intellectual property rights. Australia followed Sweden in this move, and many countries are also considering similar bans.