"The track tag should be applied when "a material portion of a sound recording" has been generated by AI tools, while the composition tag covers other AI-generated compositional elements, such as song lyrics. The artwork tag applies to static or moving graphics, but only at the album level. For all other AI-generated visual content - whether standalone or bundled with albums - the music video tag should be applied."
"Apple says its new tags are a "concrete first step" toward achieving industry-wide transparency around AI-generated music, and that labels and distributors "must take an active role in reporting when the content they deliver is created using AI.""
"Apple Music's Transparency Tags are entirely optional (for now) and place the responsibility for AI disclosure squarely on record labels and distributors, in contrast to Deezer and Qobuz's proactive detection systems that automatically identify AI-generated content."
Apple Music has launched Transparency Tags, a voluntary metadata system requiring artists and record labels to disclose AI-generated content across four categories: tracks, compositions, artwork, and music videos. Track tags apply when AI tools generate a material portion of sound recordings, while composition tags cover AI-generated lyrics and musical elements. Artwork tags apply to album-level graphics, and music video tags cover other visual content. Multiple tags can be used simultaneously for works with multiple AI-generated elements. Apple describes this as a concrete first step toward industry-wide transparency. The initiative follows similar efforts from Spotify, Deezer, and Qobuz to help users identify AI-generated music and protect authentic artists from impersonation.
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