Spotify Takes Action Against AI-Generated Content
Spotify has taken a bold stance against AI-generated spam by removing a staggering 75 million tracks from its platform in the last year. The company identified these tracks as being produced by ‘bad actors’ who used artificial intelligence to flood the streaming service with low-quality or misleading music. This decisive move aims to protect both listeners and genuine artists from the overwhelming surge of automated content.
Future Plans for Transparency and Platform Integrity
In addition to this mass removal, Spotify is introducing new policies focused on transparency and artist protection. The platform plans to clearly label songs created with AI, making it easier for users to distinguish between human and machine-made music. This commitment to openness will help ensure a fairer ecosystem for creators and provide listeners with more control over their music choices.
As Spotify continues to refine its approach, artists and music fans alike can expect a more authentic and trustworthy experience on the world’s leading streaming platform.
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Spotify Culls AI Slop Made by ‘Bad Actors,’ Plans for Future Transparency
