Does the framing of AI as a threat place limits on our thinking about a technology that may prove meaningful and constructive in creative practice?

Steaming platform Bandcamp's new guidelines reject all forms of AI-generated music in an effort to put "human creativity first".

Announcement is "a significant moment for Australian creators and our cultural sovereignty" says APRA AMCOS.

Research to explore how AI technologies can build capacity and improve efficiency without compromising the vital role of arts workers – or their jobs.

APRA AMCOS and NATSIMO push back against copyright changes that would "legitimise widespread theft" of Australian music.

A new report predicts that globally, creators in the music and audiovisual sectors could face a cumulative income loss of AUD$36b in the next four years.

Now more than ever, the future of music is in the hands of young and emerging creatives, argues David Boyce. AI can only rehash the past.

Proposed transparency requirements a step towards protecting the livelihoods of creative industries workers and First Nations cultural property.

AI music will be omnipresent in our lives, writes Ivan Zavada. We need to develop new models of collective artistry and understanding.

Establishment of a Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (AI) reference group essential for sustainable cultural sector, says industry alliance.

Generative AI is exerting a profound influence on the way we make, record and experience music. Limelight readers, it’s time to get up to speed.

A new app, MATCH, can detect signs of agitation and provide bespoke music to help stabilise mood and reduce the likelihood and severity of challenging behaviours.