
Free Deezer tool lets users on any streaming service check their playlists for AI music
Quick Answer
Deezer has launched a free AI music detector that allows users across all major streaming platforms to identify AI-generated songs in their playlists.
Quick Take
This tool enhances user awareness of AI content in music, making it easier to manage playlists effectively. It is a significant step for music enthusiasts concerned about the authenticity of their listening experience.
Key Points
- The tool is available for free to all users on major streaming services.
- It helps identify AI-generated songs in existing playlists.
- Deezer aims to raise awareness about AI content in music.
- Users can manage their playlists more effectively with this tool.
- This initiative reflects growing concerns over AI's impact on music authenticity.
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~1 min readDeezer now offers a free AI music detector that lets users on any major streaming platform check whether AI-generated songs are hiding in their playlists. According to CEO Alexis Lanternier, 43 percent of users who switch from other platforms to Deezer already have AI tracks in their playlists. The tool is available in 27 languages and supports 20 platforms.
A survey conducted by Deezer and Ipsos across eight countries found that 97 percent of respondents couldn't tell AI music apart from human-made tracks. Still, 80 percent wanted clear labeling. Deezer says it currently receives about 75,000 AI-generated tracks per day - that's over 44 percent of all daily uploads. AI songs are removed from Deezer's recommendations and editorial playlists.
— Originally published at the-decoder.com
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