Streaming giant Spotify has stopped short of expunging artificially generated music from its platform, but it is making it easier for listeners to work out that they are listening to tracks produced using AI.

"Those royalties are going to the artists that listeners love, that they’re listening to, artists that we all love, those verified artists, those human, authentic artists.

"When we look at the sort of entirely AI-generated music that people worry about, music that’s industrially produced, less human input, we see [and] every other streaming service sees well under 1 per cent of consumption is going to those tracks.

"Listeners don’t want it … and we’re really seeing low consumption there.

“What we’re hearing from fans and what we’re seeing on our service is people want to listen to and are seeking out authentic human music.”

  • deft@lemmy.wtfEnglish
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    20 days ago

    I’ve never heard an AI generated song on Netflix. I know I haven’t because I don’t use Spotify to find new music.

    I’d suggest everyone check out KEXP if they want new music. Great source of literally any kind of music you’d want.