"Google says tracks generated with Lyria 3 will have an audio version of Google's SynthID embedded within. That means you'll always be able to check if a piece of audio was created with Google's AI by uploading it to Gemini, similar to the way you can check images and videos for SynthID tags. Google also says it has sought to create a music AI that respects copyright and partner agreements."
"If you name a specific artist in your prompt, Gemini won't attempt to copy that artist's sound. Instead, it's trained to take that as "broad creative inspiration." Although it also notes this process is not foolproof, and some of that original expression might imitate an artist too much. In those cases, Google invites users to report such shared content. Lyria 3 is going live in the Gemini web interface today and should be available in the mobile app within a few days."
Lyria 3 is an AI music generator integrated into the Gemini app that can produce realistic, polished tracks. Generated audio includes an embedded audio version of Google's SynthID to allow verification of AI origin by uploading to Gemini. Prompts naming specific artists will be treated as broad creative inspiration and not direct imitations, though the system acknowledges that some outputs may nonetheless resemble original artists and invites reports of problematic content. Lyria 3 launches on the Gemini web interface and will appear in the mobile app in days. It supports multiple languages and offers higher usage limits for AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers.
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