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CTOnews.com, June 17 (Xinhua)-- the American recording Academy (The Recording Academy) announced that it is revising the Grammy rules, one of the most noteworthy of which is that only works by "human creators" are eligible for the award.

The American recording Academy released a new artificial Intelligence Agreement on Friday, making it clear that all Grammy categories will not accept works created entirely by non-human creators.

The new rule was finalised at the semiannual college board meeting last month, which determined that as long as elements such as music and lyrics in songs contain the "meaningful" contributions of human creators, even if they contain elements of artificial intelligence, also meet the conditions to participate in the selection.

The new requirements emphasize that it is meaningful to emphasize the human creator part of the music. CTOnews.com note: in addition to the AI rules, the recording Academy has announced changes to other categories: music creators now need to account for at least 20% of the work to win the album of the year category, while anyone previously involved in album production can be nominated.

The report also points out that the number of nominees for the "Big Four" category (including Best Artist, Best album, Best single, Best album) has dropped from 10 to 8.

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