Spotify is introducing AI disclosures, stricter spam filters, and protections against deepfakes to build trust and curb low-quality AI-generated music.

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Spotify is also dealing with AI and in a news post about it, they share a pretty stunning number: Over the past 12 months, 75 million “spammy” songs have been removed from the platform.

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