Spotify is rolling out new rules to block unauthorized AI voice clones, filter out spammy tracks, and add AI disclosures to ...

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.

This story originally appeared on Digital Music News.

Following years of being drowned out by AI slop, Spotify has finally officially acknowledged that it's a problem.

And what's set to be a major guideline is its new AI disclosures. Spotify is working with DDEX and multiple media companies ...

To get some sense of the scale of the problem, it should be pointed out that the entirety of Spotify’s existing catalogue of songs stands at around the 100 million mark. The platform, then, is facing ...

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Spotify is launching a music spam filter, labeling AI tracks, and clarifying its rules around AI voice clones.

Spotify is set to strengthen AI protections for artists and music producers with a series of measures, including improved ...

A growing group of Chicago artists is pulling their music from the number 1 streaming service in the world, over concerns ...

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