YouTube is adding transparency labels to AI-generated songs across its platforms, The Verge reports.

YouTube announced the labelling effort on its official blog, citing greater transparency.

YouTube Music launched the labels because AI music is flooding streaming services, the Economic Times reports.

Automated detection and creator disclosure form the backbone of the system.

When a track is flagged, the label appears wherever the song surfaces on YouTube.

YouTube is choosing disclosure rather than banning AI music outright.

Deezer has also added new AI music controls, TechCrunch and Mashable report.

Listeners can still play and share labelled songs; the label simply shows their origin.

Read the full article for more details on YouTube’s AI music labels.