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Spotify said it pulled more than 50 million AI slop and spam tracks from recommendations a year into a crackdown on AI-made music that listeners disliked.
OriginalSpotify said it pulled more than 50 million AI slop and spam tracks from recommendations a year into a crackdown on AI-made music that listeners disliked.
OriginalThe music streaming giant has updated its recommendation system to prioritize music made by human artists over AI slop.
OriginalThe company found that songs which users frequently skipped or ignored consistently overlapped with artificially generated audio.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
OriginalSpotify says it pulled more than 50 million AI slop and spam tracks from recommendations this year, after finding they were the songs listeners skipped.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
OriginalSpotify still isn’t labeling AI tracks, though.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
Original"We looked closely at the tracks listeners were skipping, ignoring or telling us they didn’t want to hear," Spotify said.
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