Apple Music will begin labeling songs on the platform derived from AI platforms, adding a "Made With AI" label to such songs later this year. In a note to its industry partners and one viewed by Variety,

Apple Music will require artists to label their AI-generated music so users know what they’re getting.

Apple Music has said that it will begin tagging tracks made using AI later this year. While the streaming platform does not currently ban music made using artificial intelligence, unlike platforms such as Bandcamp and Beatport, it said that it will soon implement “Made With AI” labels.

Apple Music will introduce “Made With AI” labels to help listeners identify songs, artwork and other content that used generative AI.

"Content providers will be required to include AI Transparency Tags in any instance where AI was used to create a material portion of the content, including tracks that are AI platform generated," Apple Music said.

AI-generated content in the Apple Music app may get easier than ever to spot, as record labels and distributors will be required to label it as such later in 2026.

Apple Music will soon join other streaming services such as Tidal and Deezer that have started labeling AI-generated music on their platforms.

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The upcoming feature expands its Transparency Tags for marking slop songs.

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