Spotify says it has removed 50 million AI spam tracks from its platform this year
Spotify announced last year that it would protect artists and listeners from spam, impersonation, and deception in the age of AI including by keeping AI spam and slop from a user's list of recommendations.
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Spotify announced last year that it would protect artists and listeners from spam, impersonation, and deception in the age of AI including by keeping AI spam and slop from a user's list of recommendations.
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