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Stadium FM Principles

Responsible AI Music Starts With Human Responsibility.

Stadium FM believes AI can expand creative expression without erasing consent, authorship, dignity, or accountability.

The tool does not remove the creator’s responsibility for what is made, how it is presented, or whose identity may be affected.

Principle 01

Consent matters.

Stadium FM does not support unauthorized voice cloning, likeness replication, or identity-based imitation intended to make audiences believe a real person participated when they did not.

Principle 02

Influence should not become impersonation.

All artists learn from existing culture. But directing a system to reproduce the recognizable voice, identity, or highly specific style of a living artist can cross the line from inspiration into exploitation.

Principle 03

Transparency should match the risk of confusion.

AI does not need to become a gimmick attached to every piece of music. But audiences should not be deliberately misled about whether a performer, collaborator, voice, or event is real.

Principle 04

Human contributors deserve credit.

Writers, producers, engineers, designers, performers, editors, and other collaborators should be credited according to their real contributions.

Principle 05

Creation speed does not justify careless publishing.

Generating hundreds of songs is easy. Releasing only the work that meets a meaningful creative standard is harder—and more important.

What Stadium FM Rejects

  • Unauthorized voice cloning
  • Deceptive artist impersonation
  • Unlicensed use of personal likenesses
  • False collaborator credits
  • Deliberate copying of living artists
  • Publishing without appropriate rights
  • Presenting fictional performances as real
  • High-volume release strategies that ignore quality

What Stadium FM Supports

  • Original artist development
  • Human creative direction
  • Ethical experimentation
  • Honest collaborator credits
  • Clear fictional world-building
  • Respect for consent and identity
  • Selective, high-quality releases
  • Ongoing review as technology changes

AI is part of the creative stack. It is not an excuse to abandon judgment, ethics, or taste.

This policy will evolve as the technology, law, and creative culture develop.

This page is a statement of principles, not formal legal advice.