Did an AI Music App Just Snitch on the Song of the Summer?
THE SO WHAT
When an AI music app can plausibly “out” a hit as machine-made, provenance becomes a commercial risk, not just a legal one. Labels and artists now need a strategy for watermarking, disclosure, and narrative control before a third-party tool defines the story for them.
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