After releasing a feature to detect and label AI-generated videos, YouTube has released a new feature that will let you arrange videos using... AI. With the new "Your custom feed" feature, you can ...

Deezer has built a free tool that will tell you how much of your music was made by a machine, even if you stream it somewhere else. The French service has opened its AI-music detector to the public, ...

Deezer is now offering a free tool that lets users scan playlists from rival streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music to see which songs have been generated by AI. Reading time 2 minutes ...

Deezer has rolled out a free online AI music detector that allows users across 20 major streaming services to audit their playlists for synthetic songs. The launch follows platform findings that 43% ...

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The “AI slopification of music” is here, said Ece Yildirim in Gizmodo. It’s gotten so difficult to decipher which songs are human-made and which are synthetically produced by artificial intelligence ...

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A new free online tool checks playlists for AI-generated music. It was developed by the music streaming service Deezer, which provides the tool in 27 languages. To check a playlist for AI, users must ...

As the rise of AI-generated music on streaming services continues, concerns are growing regarding how AI companies use copyrighted material to train their models, as well as how potential ...

Spotify has introduced numerous AI-aided tools that aim to change the way users interact with audio on its platform and find new audio. These tools are designed to create high engagement levels and ...

Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. If you’re listening to this, you probably have a phone somewhere nearby. Think about that device and ask yourself a ...