"Last year, Deezer introduced an AI detection tool that automatically tags fully AI-generated music for listeners and removes it from algorithmic and editorial recommendations. The company announced on Thursday that it's now making the tool available to other streaming platforms in an effort to help address the rise of AI and fraudulent streams, as well as promote transparency within the music industry and make sure human artists still get the recognition they deserve."
"Alongside the move, Deezer reported that 85% of streams from fully AI-generated tracks are deemed fraudulent. Notably, the service now receives 60,000 AI tracks per day, totaling 13.4 million AI-detected songs. By contrast, in June of last year, fully AI-generated music made up 18% of daily uploads, surpassing 20,000 tracks. Deezer claims its AI music detection tool can identify every AI-generated track from major generative models like Suno and Udio."
Deezer is making its AI detection tool available to other streaming platforms to address the rise of AI-generated music and streaming fraud. The tool automatically tags fully AI-generated tracks for listeners, removes them from algorithmic and editorial recommendations, demonetizes them, and excludes them from the royalty pool. Deezer reports 85% of streams from fully AI-generated tracks are fraudulent and receives about 60,000 AI tracks per day, totaling 13.4 million AI-detected songs. The detection system claims 99.8% accuracy and identifies outputs from major generative models like Suno and Udio. Several companies, including Sacem, have tested the tool; pricing varies by deal.
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