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nixCraft 🐧onMastodon21d ago
Spotify just deleted 75 million AI songs off its platform https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/media/spotify-deletes-75-million-songs-in-huge-move/news-story/aec6f4188190cb23426bf3504f326ab6
Why? I thought AI music and art was future. It is like people don't like gutter level music and art made by slop machines. Still not gonna use Spotify. Fuck em and their shity AI.
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Analysis Summary
Spotify removed more than 75 million tracks labeled as spammy or AI-generated content in the past 12 months and tightened its AI-related policies. The company framed this action around protecting artist royalties and combating spam, though it kept legitimate AI music from established creators on the platform. The author's dismissal of Spotify's AI music quality is an opinion that may reflect some user frustration, but the actual reason Spotify took action was to eliminate spam rather than reject all AI-assisted creation.
Claims Analysis (2)
“Spotify just deleted 75 million AI songs off its platform”
Multiple tech outlets (TechSpot, Gadget Review, AFR, Neowin) confirm Spotify removed 75 million AI-generated tracks in 2025. Sam Duboff, Spotify's senior director, publicly disclosed the removal.
“AI music and art is not liked by people — people don't like gutter level music made by slop machines”
Author's subjective assessment of user preferences. The underlying fact—that Spotify removed spam tracks due to user complaints—is verified. The characterization as 'gutter level' and 'slop' is editorial opinion, though corroborated outlets describe the content as 'spam' and 'slop.'
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