Samro requires AI disclosure for songs but sets no rules
South Africa's Samro now requires members to disclose how much AI went into a song at registration, but sets no minimum human contribution and says disclosure alone does not determine copyright or royalties. 89.2% of 502 survey respondents backed an AI protection law, while SABC avoids airing fully AI-generated works until legal frameworks exist.
- Samro sets no minimum level of human contribution for a track
- 89.2% of 502 survey respondents backed an AI protection law
- SABC avoids airing fully AI-generated works pending clear laws
- Deezer: AI tracks topped 50% of daily uploads but drew 1–3% of streams
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