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I just registered a new track with ASCAP. There was nowhere mentioning anything about AI. All you have to do is include the title, the author, and a publisher if applicable, and royalty shares. Don't understand why ASCAP, BMI and SOCAN even mentioned accepting partially AI generated music. I don't get the purpose. Now I'm confused. John 
Last edited by John Lawrence Schick; 06/27/26 02:34 PM.
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