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Spotify: Unbelievably popular music disappears, artist faces jail

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Thanks to software based on artificial intelligence, new songs can be created with just a few clicks. In this way, a man produced hundreds of thousands of songs, which he then posted on Spotify and Co. They've been heard millions of times. But now the artist is facing jail. The article Spotify: Unbelievably popular music disappears, artist threatens jail appeared first on inside digital.

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Spotify: Unbelievably popular music disappears, artist faces jail

Thanks to software based on artificial intelligence, new songs can be created with just a few clicks. In this way, a man produced hundreds of thousands of songs, which he then posted on Spotify and Co. They've been heard millions of times. But now the artist is facing jail. The article Spotify: Unbelievably popular music disappears, artist threatens jail appeared first on inside digital.

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