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AI-generated content has been circulating for years, making it hard to tell what's what. And while the visuals might give it away in a video, it's a little harder to detect if you're just using your ears. For this reason, YouTube Music is rolling out a clear way for listeners to distinguish AI-generated music. Going forward, an AI marker will appear under the song title for AI-generated content.

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