Grammys Reduce Nominee Count and Introduce AI Rule for Eligibility.
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The Recording Academy has reduced the number of nominees for the four top categories of the Grammys from 10 to 8, reversing a decision made just last year. The move is part of a series of updates to the awards' rules and guidelines, which also include new protocols for AI-generated music and changes to the number of nominees in other categories. The Academy's willingness to make changes reflects a greater openness to recalibrating policies that aren't working, according to CEO Harvey Mason Jr.
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