Spotify has removed more than 50 million AI tracks from its recommendations since the beginning of the year.
🎵 Spotify has removed more than 50 million AI tracks from recommendations since the beginning of the year. The streaming service has stepped up the fight against music spam and low-quality compositions created by neural networks. Another 75 million AI tracks were completely removed for violating platform rules. To identify...
- 01.🎵 Spotify has removed more than 50 million AI tracks from recommendations since the beginning of the year
- 02.The streaming service has stepped up the fight against music spam and low-quality compositions created by neural networks
- 03.Another 75 million AI tracks were completely removed for violating platform rules
🎵 Spotify убрал из рекомендаций более 50 млн ИИ-треков с начала года Стриминговый сервис усилил борьбу с музыкальным спамом и низкокачественными композициями, созданными нейросетями. Ещё 75 млн ИИ-треков полностью удалили за нарушение правил платформы. Для выявления подозрительной музыки Spotify анализирует реакции слушателей, метаданные и результаты нескольких ИИ-детекторов. Также появилась маркировка AI Persona. Треки таких исполнителей по умолчанию исключаются из рекомендаций и редакционных плейлистов, но остаются доступны подписчикам. До конца 2026 года Spotify планирует запустить Artist Profile Protection — инструмент, который поможет музыкантам бороться с фальшивыми релизами, опубликованными от их имени. Источник
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