AI music is flooding streaming services — but who wants it?
The Verge
Streaming platforms are struggling to manage an influx of AI-generated music, which faces significant public disapproval and concerns over artist compensation.Summary
Generative AI tools like Suno and Udio have caused a surge of AI-generated music on streaming platforms, creating challenges regarding royalty distribution and the dilution of content. While services like Deezer and Spotify are implementing labeling systems and moderation, public sentiment remains largely negative, with listeners favoring human-created music. Despite the industry's hesitation to ban AI entirely—viewing it as an evolving creative tool—there is growing pressure for better transparency and the ability for users to filter out machine-made tracks.
(Source：The Verge)