However, the song, initially available on YouTube and streaming services, was removed due to copyright concerns, which could affect its Grammy eligibility as songs must have "generation distribution." Despite this, Ghostwriter continues to produce AI-generated music, recently releasing another track titled "Whiplash," featuring soundalikes for Travis Scott and 21 Savage.
Key takeaways:
- The AI-generated song "Heart on My Sleeve," featuring versions of Drake and The Weeknd, has been submitted for consideration in two categories at the 66th Grammy Awards.
- Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. supports the track's eligibility, stating that it qualifies due to the human involvement in its creation.
- The Grammys have updated its rules to ban AI-generated music from eligibility for their awards, stating that only human creators can receive Grammy Awards. However, assistive AI, such as enhancing old vocal tracks, is permissible as long as a significant human element is present in the creative process.
- "Heart on My Sleeve" may face challenges in meeting Grammy rules, as songs must have "generation distribution," which means broad availability through various platforms. The song was removed from YouTube and streaming services due to copyright concerns.