Coda Music Launches AI Identification Tool
The newly launched streaming/social platform gives fans control over synthetic content
Coda Music, the first fully licensed, fully cataloged, on-demand premium streaming platform to emerge in almost a decade, and the first to be built on a social network, has announced the rollout of new AI identification tools.
What it means:
Every artist added to the platform will be reviewed for AI origins.
If identified as AI their profile will be clearly labeled as AI ARTIST, so fans know what they’re listening to.
The platform is also inviting users to flag suspected AI-generated artist profiles for review by Coda’s internal team.
Users can opt out of being exposed to AI music entirely by flicking a toggle switch in settings.
Coda’s AI identification system is now live on both iOS and Android.
The reach:
Coda Music is currently available in the US and Canada, with plans to expand into Europe and Asia in 2026.
What they said:
Randy Fusee, Founder and CEO of Coda Music: “This isn’t just a feature drop. It’s a values statement. Fans deserve to know what they’re hearing, and artists deserve a platform that respects their voice.”
Coda Music, the first fully licensed, fully cataloged, on-demand premium streaming platform to emerge in almost a decade, and the first to be built on a social network, has announced the rollout of new AI identification tools.
What it means:
Every artist added to the platform will be reviewed for AI origins.
If identified as AI their profile will be clearly labeled as AI ARTIST, so fans know what they’re listening to.
The platform is also inviting users to flag suspected AI-generated artist profiles for review by Coda’s internal team.
Users can opt out of being exposed to AI music entirely by flicking a toggle switch in settings.
Coda’s AI identification system is now live on both iOS and Android.
The reach:
Coda Music is currently available in the US and Canada, with plans to expand into Europe and Asia in 2026.
What they said:
Randy Fusee, Founder and CEO of Coda Music: “This isn’t just a feature drop. It’s a values statement. Fans deserve to know what they’re hearing, and artists deserve a platform that respects their voice.”
Coda Music, the first fully licensed, fully cataloged, on-demand premium streaming platform to emerge in almost a decade, and the first to be built on a social network, has announced the rollout of new AI identification tools.
What it means:
Every artist added to the platform will be reviewed for AI origins.
If identified as AI their profile will be clearly labeled as AI ARTIST, so fans know what they’re listening to.
The platform is also inviting users to flag suspected AI-generated artist profiles for review by Coda’s internal team.
Users can opt out of being exposed to AI music entirely by flicking a toggle switch in settings.
Coda’s AI identification system is now live on both iOS and Android.
The reach:
Coda Music is currently available in the US and Canada, with plans to expand into Europe and Asia in 2026.
What they said:
Randy Fusee, Founder and CEO of Coda Music: “This isn’t just a feature drop. It’s a values statement. Fans deserve to know what they’re hearing, and artists deserve a platform that respects their voice.”
Coda Music
Randy Fusee
AI Music Detection
AI Music Regulation
AI In Music
AI and Music Industry
AI Integration In Music Platforms
Protecting Artists From AI
Differentiating Ethical AI Use
Niche Platform AI Policies
Streaming Platform Features
Platform Data Policies For AI Training
Feature Rollout
AI Music Tagging
AI Content Detection
Platform Policies
AI Tools
AI Disclosure Guidelines
Generative AI Policy
AI Opt-Out
United States
Canada
👋 Disclosures & Transparency Block
- This story was written with information from Coda Music’s press release.
- We covered it because it’s news of an update to the streaming service.
📨 Subscribe to NIF
Get news dropped in your inbox 👇
📨 Subscribe to NIF
Get news dropped in your inbox 👇
Related Articles
Tech & Innovation
Nov 11, 2025
1 min read
Amazon Music Launches 'Fan Groups' to Spark Discovery and Connection
The feature aims to make the listening experience interactive
Tech & Innovation
Nov 10, 2025
1 min read
Songpact Takes Its Music Contract Services to the Indian Market
The platform promises to simplify and make accessible professional music contracts
Tech & Innovation
Nov 7, 2025
1 min read
Spotify Launches Weekly “Listening Stats”
Think of it as a mini version of Wrapped
Amazon Music Launches 'Fan Groups' to Spark Discovery and Connection
The feature aims to make the listening experience interactive
Rod Yates
Tech
Nov 11, 2025
Songpact Takes Its Music Contract Services to the Indian Market
The platform promises to simplify and make accessible professional music contracts
Rod Yates
Tech
Nov 10, 2025
Spotify Launches Weekly “Listening Stats”
Think of it as a mini version of Wrapped
Rod Yates
Tech
Nov 7, 2025
Streaming and Download Platform Qobuz Rolls Out App for Android TV
It brings its full catalog and editorial experience to the TV screen
Rod Yates
Tech
Nov 6, 2025
Licensing Marketplace Catalog Launches With 30,000 Sync-Ready Tracks
It’s supported by major indies such as Beggars Group, Domino, Partisan and more
Rod Yates
Tech
Nov 6, 2025
Quantizr Launches to Enable Smarter Financial Touring Decisions
The AI-powered platform was purpose-built for the entertainment industry
Rod Yates
Tech
Nov 4, 2025
