The promise of AI music is incredible: an infinite, free source of soundtracks for your content. But for YouTube creators, this dream can quickly turn into a copyright nightmare. Many are discovering that "free" AI music can lead to demonetization, copyright claims, and legal headaches. This episode dives into the hidden risks. Imagine spending days on a video, only to have it flagged by YouTube's Content ID system for using a "royalty-free" AI track. This happens when another user generates a nearly identical song and registers it as their own, creating a trap for unsuspecting creators. We break down why this occurs and how the very nature of AI-generated content puts your channel at risk. What You'll Learn: 1. Is "free" AI music actually safe to use in monetized YouTube videos? 2. Who really owns the copyright to the music you generate with AI? 3. How can YouTube's Content ID flag AI music you thought was unique? 4. What are the critical differences between commercial and non-commercial licenses? 5. Why are some AI music companies being sued by major record labels? 6. Can you get a copyright strike for a song that sounds similar to a famous track? 7. What are the three essential steps to protect your channel before using any AI track? 8. Which specific terms should you look for in an AI service's user agreement? Follow my YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chenran818 or listen to my music on Apple music, Spotify or other platforms: https://ffm.bio/chenran818