Spotify said Tuesday it would begin adding “AI Persona” badges to some profiles from ​mid-September to give listeners more transparency about ‌whether the artists behind the music are real people.

Listeners have expressed concerns about artist profiles that appear ​human but instead represent AI-generated personas, the ​media streaming platform said.

Spotify will display the ⁠badge on banners and About sections in artist ​profiles, as well as in Search and on ​track rows across playlists.

Starting Tuesday, artists can disclose that their profile represents an AI Persona through Spotify for Artists.

Spotify ​will also review profiles whose public identity ​appears to represent photorealistic AI-generated imagery.

Spotify said it will exclude ‌AI ⁠Personas from editorial and algorithmic recommendations by default unless users follow those artists.

Artists whose profiles are flagged by Spotify’s review team will be notified ​and given ​an opportunity ⁠to self-disclose or appeal, it said.

Listeners will also be able to see ​whether an artist transparently shared that they ​were ⁠an AI Persona or whether Spotify identified the profile through its own review.

Spotify added that the ⁠badge ​will be based on an ​artist’s public identity and not how the music was made.