YouTube Music

YouTube Music is adding labels for AI-generated music; the labels appear on the player page and cover songs entirely generated by AI as well as songs partially using AI (such as composition or vocal synthesis).

YouTube announced at the Made On YouTube event that it will introduce a series of AI-driven new features for YouTube Music.

Ask Music is a conversational tool for music and podcasts, with which users can interact in natural language.

Your Podcast Lineup is a personalized podcast recommendation and curation feature.

The information officially disclosed so far remains primarily at the level of feature concepts, and the specific launch timeline, covered regions, and whether a paid subscription is required have not yet been clarified.

The music platforms supported by Lyrimuse include Apple Music, Spotify, QQ Music, NetEase Cloud Music, KuGou Music, as well as YouTube Music and Spotify Web in the browser.

YouTube's official policy requires AI labeling for realistic content that has been meaningfully altered or generated, requires labeling of AI-generated music, but does not require labeling of images where a person has photoshopped themselves into a fantasy world.

HarmonySync is a completely free Chrome browser extension whose core function is to migrate playlists between different streaming platforms, currently supporting three major platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music.

HarmonySync was developed by a developer who wanted to migrate a large Spotify playlist to YouTube Music and was dissatisfied with the fees and privacy risks of existing solutions.

Each streaming platform uses a different unique identifier system: Spotify uses its own Track URI, Apple Music uses ISRC and internal IDs, and YouTube Music is based on the YouTube video ID system.