Platform Policy Tracker

Spotify requires AI-generated content to be labeled. AI tracks are eligible for monetization and appear in algorithmic playlists. Spotify has invested in AI music detection technology and removed tens of thousands of AI-generated tracks in 2024-2025 that violated their policies on artificial streaming.

Apple Music has not issued a formal AI music policy. AI-generated tracks are present on the platform via distributors. No specific labeling requirement has been announced. Detection capabilities are not publicly documented.

YouTube requires disclosure of "altered or synthetic" content, including AI-generated music. Content ID can flag AI outputs similar to copyrighted works. Monetization is permitted for properly labeled AI content. YouTube has the most developed AI content policy among major platforms.

SoundCloud allows AI-generated music with no specific labeling requirement. The platform's monetization program (SoundCloud Premier) is available to AI music creators. No public AI detection system has been announced.

Amazon Music accepts AI-generated content via distributors. No formal AI-specific policy has been published. Monetization follows standard distributor terms.

Deezer has taken the strongest stance against AI music among major platforms. The company partnered with AI detection firms and announced plans to reduce AI-generated content visibility. Properly labeled and distributed AI music is technically allowed but may receive reduced algorithmic promotion.