Spotify is under fire for promoting AI-generated music, raising concerns about fair compensation for human artists. Critics argue that the platform's endorsement of deepfake music threatens the revenue streams of real musicians. The CEO of Fairly Trained highlights the need for stricter regulations on AI music to protect artists' rights.
The issue is compounded by the emergence of verified but non-existent artists, such as Jet Fuel & Ginger Ales, who have gained significant traction on the platform. This trend has sparked debates about the ethics of AI in music production and the potential exploitation of human artists' work. Experts suggest that Spotify should label AI-generated content to inform listeners and prevent further erosion of artist royalties.
• Spotify's content moderation criticized for promoting AI-generated music.
• Fairly Trained CEO warns AI music threatens human artist royalties.
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