The official statement from Bandcamp regarding AI appeared one week ago, an announcement on both their blog and on Reddit, clearly outlining their position and official policies on AI. The language is plain and simple, the following appearing on both platforms mentioned above:

Our guidelines for generative AI in music and audio are as follows:

Music and audio that is generated wholly or in substantial part by AI is not permitted on Bandcamp. 
Any use of AI tools to impersonate other artists or styles is strictly prohibited in accordance with our existing policies prohibiting impersonation and intellectual property infringement.
If you encounter music or audio that appears to be made entirely or with heavy reliance on generative AI, please use our reporting tools to flag the content for review by our team. We reserve the right to remove any music on suspicion of being AI generated. [x]

We are all about this move, here at a local independent music publication. Our very lifeblood is the artists and art that Bandcamp is seeking to preserve and protect with this move. They explained eloquently to all who are with the shits and the mission at hand, just what this really means and why it means so much: 

From Reddit:

[The] sheer quantity of human creativity and passion that artists express on Bandcamp every single day. The fact that Bandcamp is home to such a vibrant community of real people making incredible music is something we want to protect and maintain.

Their words really sum it all up and hit all the right feels, and we are proud to post up artists on this platform, and are with the mission:

From their blog, a post titled ‘Keeping Bandcamp Human’

Bandcamp’s mission is to help spread the healing power of music by building a community where artists thrive through the direct support of their fans. We believe that the human connection found through music is a vital part of our society and culture, and that music is much more than a product to be consumed. It’s the result of a human cultural dialog stretching back before the written word.
Similarly, musicians are more than mere producers of sound. They are vital members of our communities, our culture, and our social fabric. Bandcamp was built to directly connect artists and their fans, and to make it easy for fans to support artists equitably so that they can keep making music.

Bandcamp has long since established itself as a hub for independent artists and proving themselves dedicated to the preservation of the very essence and soul of music and art itself, which is human made and sentient and not some weird ass robot carbon copy that is kinda racist. 

The safest place on the internet for music and for musicians, and it is getting real whacky out there with AI taking over so many things. Also, this far from ends this discussion, and people have questions. But at least for now, we can count on Bandcamp’s dedication, to remain human.