TIDAL Bans Monetization of AI-Generated Music on Its Platform

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Music streaming service TIDAL has introduced a new policy that blocks AI-generated music from earning revenue on its platform. The move represents one of the more direct stances taken by a streaming service against artificial intelligence-created content. Under the policy, tracks identified as AI-generated will be cut off from monetization features available to human artists. The decision reflects growing industry tension between traditional musicians and the rise of AI music tools that can produce songs at scale.

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