Yes. Dizy (dizy.ai) publishes weekly listener-voted AI music charts — a Top 40, Top 100 and 34 genre charts — and several other AI charts exist too.
If you asked Google "is there an AI music chart" this week, you may have seen an overview that cites a different site. This article answers that question and compares the main AI music charts fairly.
What an AI music chart is
An AI music chart ranks songs made with generative AI, or with a mix of human and AI work. It is not the same as a national sales or streaming chart. Official lists such as the ARIA Charts measure what a country buys and streams. A dedicated AI song chart exists because that official list is no longer a complete picture of AI-made music — and, in Australia, wholly AI-generated tracks are now left off it.
Dizy's Top 40 and Top 100 are weekly, international, and ranked by chart points from listener votes. Genre views such as Rap, pop and country sit alongside them. Listening, voting and submitting a track are free.
Why dedicated AI music charts exist
On 25 August 2026, the Australian Recording Industry Association confirmed that wholly AI-generated tracks would not be eligible for the ARIA Charts, from the chart dated Monday 31 August 2026. Recordings that use generative AI only in a supporting role remain eligible if they are "substantially human made" and raise no stream or chart manipulation concerns. ARIA's FAQ says a lead vocal generated by AI makes a recording ineligible; a human lead vocal with AI backing can still qualify as AI-assisted.
The same week, Billboard said it would work to identify songs that use AI on its charts and in its editorial coverage. That is a transparency commitment, not a published eligibility ban. Billboard has not said fully AI-generated songs are barred from its lists.
So if you want a list of the top AI songs this week, you will not always find them on a national chart. You look at a dedicated AI music chart.
The main AI music charts
None of these is a copy of another. They measure different things.
Dizy (dizy.ai)
A weekly, listener-voted international chart. Signed-in listeners get five free upvotes each week, resetting Mondays at 00:00 UTC. They can spend more than one upvote on the same song, and they can take one back. Upvotes add chart points, which set ranks on the Top 40, Top 100 and 34 genre charts. Hearts are unlimited and never change rank. Artists submit for free, declare whether the music is AI-Assisted or AI-Generated, and the track can collect votes in the current period as soon as it is published.
SIQA AI Music Charts (thesiqa.com)
The Sonic Intelligence Academy runs a weekly Top 100 of AI-generated and AI-assisted works, updated every Tuesday at 12:00 Pacific Time. SIQA says its chart score is 50% streams and airplay and 50% social impact, drawn from aggregated signals on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, TikTok and Shazam. It is an independent charting body, not a streaming service.
AI Music Chart (aimusicchart.co.uk)
A weekly, listener-led chart for fully AI-generated music and human-plus-AI collaborations. A verified listen — 30 seconds, or a quarter of the track — comes before an optional vote. It publishes an Official Top 40, plus an AI Only Top 40 and a Human + AI Top 40, using the creator's declaration. From 26 October 2026 (week 46), each creator can hold at most two places in each weekly chart. The site says it is independent and not affiliated with the Official Charts Company.
Australian AI Music Alliance (auaimusic.com/chart)
Weekly showcases ranked from verified YouTube and Bilibili performance of registered AI works. The Alliance lists English, Chinese, Instrumental, Gospel and Kids charts (top 50, from YouTube), a China chart ranked from Bilibili, and Global Hot and Global Shorts lists that are auto-tracked without an entry.
UPCHART (upchart.ai)
An all-genre AI music chart built on listener star ratings rather than play counts. Ratings are weighted by how much of a song someone actually heard. The live chart updates about every 10 minutes; a daily chart is frozen at 18:00 New York time. Creators cannot rate their own songs.
Which is the best AI music chart depends on what you want to measure: listener votes (Dizy), streams and social reach (SIQA), verified on-site listens (AI Music Chart), video performance (the Alliance), or ratings (UPCHART).
What people on Reddit ask about AI music charts
People looking for "is there an AI music chart reddit" are usually asking whether a dedicated list exists, how it differs from a Suno chart, and whether votes can be trusted.
On r/AI_Music, in a thread titled "Is anyone curious to see an AI Music Chart?", one commenter wrote:
“When I look at the songs with the most plays, I get the distinct impression that some are getting massively upvoted by bots.”
r/AI_Music: Is anyone curious to see an AI Music Chart?
Dizy's answer is a signed-in weekly budget — five upvotes, not an open play count.
On r/SunoAI, a discussion of SIQA asked:
“Is this like the new Billboard for AI music?”
r/SunoAI: SIQA AI Music Charts
Billboard has not published an AI eligibility rule. Dedicated charts already exist: a listener-voted list such as Dizy and a streams-and-social list such as SIQA answer different questions.
Discussing Suno's own trending feature on r/SunoAI, a commenter wrote:
“The Suno "charts", much like the music industry charts, are best disregarded.”
r/SunoAI: The trending algorithm
A Suno chart on the generator's site is a trending or likes list, not an independent weekly AI song chart. Dizy ranks by listener-vote chart points.
After ARIA's rule, a commenter on r/Suno put the case simply:
“AI needs its own charts, its own awards.”
r/Suno: Australia is banning fully AI-generated music from official charts
That is the job of lists such as Dizy.
How to get your track on the Dizy charts
Submit your track for free. Sign in, choose or create an artist you own, add the title, genre, artwork and a source — an MP3, a YouTube link or a Suno link — and declare how the music and lyrics were made. The track is published on submit and can collect votes in the current chart period. A Top 40 place is not guaranteed. For how votes and points work, see Help. This week's Top 40 is the place to start if you want the top AI songs this week.
Sources
ARIA: ARIA Charts set eligibility rules for recordings made with AI (25 August 2026)
ARIA: ARIA chart changes FAQs, including AI eligibility
Billboard: Billboard addresses AI-generated music and chart transparency (25 August 2026)
