US EditionDeezer Says 44% of New Music Uploads Are AI-Generated, Most Streams Are Fraudulent
Deezer said its AI detection tools flagged 75,000 new uploads a day and it will stop storing high-resolution versions of those tracks.
- Deezer reported 44% of new music uploads are now AI-generated, a sharp rise from 34% at the end of last year, equating to roughly 75,000 daily uploads on the French platform.
- AI-Generated tracks are often used to mimic popular artists and generate profit through fraudulent streams; Deezer previously detected up to 85% of streams were fraudulent when it made its AI-detection tools public.
- Since January, the platform has offered its own AI-detection tool to flag music that is completely AI-generated, while Deezer will stop storing hi-res versions of these tracks to combat payment dilution.
- CEO Alexis Lanternier urged rival platforms to adopt similar measures, stating, "Since January, we have made our detection technology available for licensing," and aims to increase trust and transparency with subscribers.
- While Spotify recently rolled out an artist review system, Apple Music is tipped to introduce Transparency Tags to identify AI-assisted content, as services like Bandcamp and Qobuz face growing pressure to address AI-generated music.
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French music streaming platform Deezer has revealed that 44 percent of all newly uploaded songs are entirely created with AI. That's around 75,000 new songs per day, up significantly from last year's 10,000 songs per day.
Deezer, a music streaming platform, reported that its servers receive nearly 75,000 artificial intelligence (AI)-made songs a day, 44 percent of all new musical deliveries, equivalent to two million synthetic tracks per month. In the face of this avalanche of files, the company implemented three actions on its catalog. First, it detects and labels the content manufactured by algorithms; second, it automatically expels it from playlists and algor…
Deezer says AI song uploads have nearly overtaken human music
Deezer says it receives nearly 75,000 AI-generated song submissions to its music streaming platform each day, accounting for about 44 percent of all daily uploads, as reported earlier by TechCrunch. Despite the increase in "fraudulent" uploads, Deezer says the consumption of AI songs makes up around 1 to 3 percent of total streams, as the platform continues to remove AI-generated music from its recommendation algorithm. Deezer positions the tool…
Deezer says 44% of new music uploads are AI-generated, most streams are fraudulent
Music streaming services like Spotify and YouTube Music have become the primary way people listen to music, which can be a lot more convenient than buying individual albums. However, this also makes it easier for AI-created tracks to worm their way into your playlists. Most streamers don't go out of their way to label AI music, but Deezer has worked to develop technology to identify that content. In a recent update, the company says AI music is …
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