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Spotify Removed More Than 50 Million AI “Slop and Spam” Tracks This Year
People listen to Spotify and apparently Spotify listens to people as evidenced by the fact that the streaming platform cut more than 50 million “AI-generated slop and spam” tracks from recommendations this year after listeners expressed…
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People listen to Spotify and apparently Spotify listens to people as evidenced by the fact that the streaming platform cut more than 50 million “AI-generated slop and spam” tracks from recommendations this year after listeners expressed their distaste for the junk songs. Music Business Worldwide reported Tuesday on disclosures by Spotify in which the music service revealed that since it announced AI protections a year ago it had removed the millions of slop and spam tracks from recommendations.
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