‘No AI use’ for new Kpop songs


Human voice: Kpop is a huge industry, including in publication. In songwriting, the new measure is hoped to prevent possible legal issues related to AI-generated songs. — Tuttle

THE Korea Music Copyright Association (KMCA) recently implemented a procedure for registering a new song, requiring songwriters to verify that they did not use artificial intelligence (AI), re-affirming its stance that AI-generated music cannot be copyrighted.

The new measure, which went into effect on March 24, mandates songwriters to confirm they have 100% contributed to writing the song without using AI. The KMCA confirmed that the criteria for not using AI does refer to “0% contribution”.

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