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Technology · 6 August 2026

South Korea now allows copyright for AI-assisted music

South Korea now allows copyright for AI-assisted music

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South Korea's music copyright body will now let creators register songs made with AI if a human played a major role in writing or composing them. The Korea Music Copyright Association's previous policy had blocked AI-assisted works due to copyright concerns. Creators must show how AI tools were used, and fully AI-generated songs are still not eligible for copyright.

Reported by The Korea Herald · How we write briefs

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