内容来源：https://www.theverge.com/tech/959211/tidal-ai-music-policy-demonetizingdetect-label

内容总结：

Tidal公布AI音乐新规：全面标注但不封禁，即日起停止分成

流媒体平台Tidal于今日宣布了针对AI生成音乐的最新政策，旨在“保护艺术家”并“告知听众”。平台并未完全封禁AI音乐，而是从7月15日起，对经识别为100%由AI生成的曲目标注专属图标。但自今日起，这些曲目将不再具备变现资格。

Tidal在公告中明确表示：“我们的首要任务是确保版税流向由人类直接创作、编写和表演的原版作品。因此，对于识别为完全由AI生成的音乐，我们不会为其分配版税。”

7月将标注纯AI曲目，今日起取消收益

平台未具体说明其用于识别AI音乐的工具。新政策指出，随着检测技术的改进和可靠性提升，Tidal未来还计划对“大部分由AI生成”的上传内容添加标注。此外，Tidal警告称，识别AI音乐不应是平台单方面责任，将从即日起“开始强制执行”要求内容分发商自行对AI生成音乐进行标注。

打击欺诈性AI内容，7月中旬起下架

为遏制利用AI工具“窃取个人或团体音乐、姓名或形象，欺骗听众，或降低服务质量”的行为，自7月中旬起，Tidal将移除或屏蔽与欺诈活动相关的AI生成音乐。这些活动包括：旨在欺骗听众、干扰真正艺术家的音乐；高批量上传内容；以及异常刷听行为。

竞品动向：Spotify与Deezer已有行动

Tidal的竞争对手此前已各自出台应对AI音乐泛滥的措施。4月，Spotify推出新验证计划，经确认为真实人气的艺术家可获得绿色对勾和“由Spotify验证”徽章，而主要上传AI内容的账号则无法获得此标识。Deezer则开发了检测完全AI生成音乐的工具，以减少其在平台上的可见度，并于上个月推出网站，供用户扫描其他流媒体平台歌单，以识别AI生成的曲目。

中文翻译：

Tidal 今日公布了关于人工智能生成音乐的新政策，以及该平台计划如何“保护艺术家”和“告知听众”。Tidal 并未全面禁止 AI 音乐，而是从 7 月 15 日起，将为其识别出的 100% AI 生成的曲目标注一个图标。但从今天起，这些曲目将不再具备变现能力。该公司在公告中称：“Tidal 优先确保版税归属于由人直接创作、编写和表演的原作。因此，对于被我们识别为完全由 AI 生成的音乐，我们不会有意将其版税分配出去。”

Tidal 不会为 AI 生成的音乐支付版税，但并未全面禁止
7 月份，该平台将为 100% 由 AI 生成的曲目标注图标，但从今天起已开始使其无法变现。
该平台并未说明使用何种工具来识别 AI 生成音乐，但新政策表示，随着工具改进且变得更可靠，平台最终计划还将为任何“主要为 AI 生成”的上传内容添加该标注。除了自身的检测工具外，Tidal 警告称，识别 AI 生成音乐不应只是其自身的责任，平台还将“开始要求”内容分发商也正确标注 AI 生成的音乐。

为了阻止使用任何“利用个人或群体的音乐、姓名或肖像、欺骗听众或降低我们服务质量”的 AI 生成工具，从 7 月中旬开始，Tidal 还将移除或阻止“与欺诈活动相关的 AI 生成音乐”。这些活动可能包括旨在欺骗听众或干扰真实艺术家的音乐、大量上传内容或“异常流媒体活动”。

Tidal 的竞争对手此前已通过自身的工具和政策应对 AI 生成音乐的涌入。4 月份，Spotify 推出了一项新的验证计划，部分经公司确认为真人的艺术家会在其个人资料上获得绿色对勾和“经 Spotify 验证”的徽章，而主要上传 AI 生成内容的资料则没有资格获得这一标识。Deezer 还开发了用于检测完全由 AI 生成的音乐的工具，以便在其平台上降低此类内容的可见度。上个月，它创建了一个网站，用户可用其扫描其他流媒体平台上的播放列表，以检测 AI 生成的曲目。

英文来源：

Tidal shared its new policies regarding AI-generated music today and how the platform plans to “protect artists” and “inform listeners.” Instead of banning it outright, starting on July 15th Tidal will label tracks it has identified as being 100 percent AI-generated with an icon. But starting today those tracks will no longer be monetizable. “Tidal’s priority is ensuring royalties go to original works directly produced, written, and performed by people. We will therefore not knowingly attribute royalties to music we identify as wholly AI-generated,” the company’s announcement reads.
Tidal won’t pay royalties on AI-generated music but isn’t banning it outright
In July the platform will label tracks that are 100 percent AI-generated, but it’s demonetizing them starting today.
In July the platform will label tracks that are 100 percent AI-generated, but it’s demonetizing them starting today.
The platform didn’t specify what tools it’s using to identify AI-generated music, but the new policy says that as tools improve and become more reliable it eventually plans to also add the label to any uploads that are “substantially AI-generated.” In addition to its own detection tools, Tidal warns that identifying AI-generated music should not be its responsibility alone and that the platform will “begin to enforce” an expectation that content distributors properly label AI-generated music as well.
In an effort to deter the use of any AI generative tool that “exploits an individual’s or group’s music, name or likeness, deceives listeners, or diminishes the quality of our service,” starting in mid-July Tidal will also remove or block “AI-generated music associated with fraudulent activity.” Those activities can include music designed to deceive listeners or interfere with authentic artists, high-volume uploads, or “unusual streaming activity.”
Tidal’s competitors have previously addressed the influx of AI-generated music with tools and policies of their own. In April, Spotify launched a new verification program where some artists the company has confirmed as being a real person received a green checkmark and a “Verified by Spotify” badge on their profiles, while profiles that primarily upload AI-generated content are not eligible for the distinction. Deezer also developed tools for detecting fully AI-generated music when it’s uploaded in order to reduce its visibility on that platform, and last month it created a website you can use to scan your playlists on other streaming platforms to detect AI-generated tracks.