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Spotify Removes 75 Million Songs Identified as ‘AI-Generated Slop or Spam’
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
The streaming service cut the slop tracks in favor of “more music made by authentic, human artists,” with 50 million more being filtered from recommendations made to listeners
The streaming service cut the slop tracks in favor of “more music made by authentic, human artists,” with 50 million more being filtered from recommendations made to listeners
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