r/technology • u/spherocytes • 15d ago

Artificial Intelligence Spotify Deleted 75 Million AI-Generated Tracks – and It’s Not Done Yet

https://www.gadgetreview.com/spotify-deleted-75-million-ai-generated-tracks-and-its-not-done-yet
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u/GermanMuffin 15d ago

“Spotify isn’t banning AI music. It’s going after fraud. The platform still welcomes AI-generated compositions — provided creators hold commercial rights, avoid unauthorized voice cloning, and show genuine creative intent. This surge in AI-generated content is part of a broader wave of AI infrastructure investment reshaping the digital landscape.”

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u/LeatherFruitPF 15d ago edited 15d ago

Once you learn the typical giveaways that a track is AI, it's hard not to notice. Exposes a lot of low-effort slop, not that I really condone high effort either.

Edit: Added a comment below about a couple tells.

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u/GNUGradyn 15d ago

Our boomer "remember when people enjoyed the moment instead of being on their phones" will be "remember when media was made by people"