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The IFPI says music companies and distributors agreed on new rules to combat the use of AI-generated music to defraud streaming services and divert royalties

Scammers are flooding platforms with tracks then deploying bots to rack up plays and royalty payments

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The IFPI says music companies and distributors agreed on new rules to combat the use of AI-generated music to defraud streaming services and divert royalties

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