A recent increase in AI-generated music has led to millions of streams for tracks with similar names and melodies, raising concerns about copyright and artist attribution. Companies like Spotify are implementing new policies to address the influx of AI content while exploring ways to verify human-generated music.
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A recent increase in AI-generated music has led to millions of streams for tracks with similar names and melodies, raising concerns about copyright and artist attribution. Companies like Spotify are implementing new policies to address the influx of AI content while exploring ways to verify human-generated music.
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