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The fight against the intrusion of artificial intelligence (AI) into music . The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) has songs that have been "wholly" with AI from entering the country's official music charts. There has a recent controversy over an AI version of the 1989 Madonna hit "Like a Prayer". The cover version of the tune considerable use of AI technology. The song 16 weeks in the Australian top 20. It also a backlash among music purists and the general public. ARIA that "wholly AI-generated" music will banned from the charts, while "AI-assisted" music will still eligible for inclusion.

ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd said the music charts must artists and their livelihoods. She said there should be a legitimate use of AI, but not to the extent that it human creativity. She on the new rules, saying: "These changes our intent to remain dynamic and the human nature of artistry in what is, to say the least, a rapidly developing space." Josh Fawaz, the artist who the AI Madonna cover, his use of AI on his version of the track. He his use of AI as a "tool" in creating music. He also ARIA's new rules "a great move". He wrote: "I that AI in music isn't for everyone and that's fine."