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Spotify rival Deezer struggles with 90,000 AI songs per day: It is not for us to determine what is good music

Spotify rival Deezer struggles with 90,000 AI songs per day: It is not for us to determine what is good music

Music streaming service Deezer is struggling to manage the daily influx of 90,000 AI-generated songs on its platform. Despite implementing strict discouragement policies, the company notes that automated bots continue to drive up the volume of artificial content.

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