Tidal Will Not Pay Royalties for AI-Generated Music Starting Today

Starting today, music streaming platform Tidal is demonetizing tracks that are entirely AI-generated. From July 15th, such tracks will also be labeled with an icon to inform listeners.

By Andrew Liszewski · The Verge · June 29, 2026, 19:47 UTC

Tidal Will Not Pay Royalties for AI-Generated Music Starting Today

Topics: artificial intelligence music industry platform policy royalties

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