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Spotify expands AI remix and covers project with Merlin partnership
Spotify is significantly expanding its AI-powered music creation tools with a new partnership with Merlin, representing over 30,000 independent labels and distributors. Joining Universal Music Group, Merlin's support underscores the platform’s commitment to an upcoming paid feature allowing fans to generate AI-remixes and covers of participating artists’ tracks—all while ensuring artist opt-in, proper credit, and compensation. This move signifies a future-focused approach to music creation, exploring how AI can empower both artists and listeners.
Snapchat no longer rewards fully AI-generated Spotlight content
Snapchat is recalibrating its Spotlight platform, prioritizing authentic human-created content. Recent adjustments to its recommendation algorithms now exclude fully AI-generated videos from Spotlight eligibility, signaling a shift away from synthetic submissions. This move reflects a broader industry discussion on responsible AI deployment, as highlighted by recent commentary from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who suggests a need for the AI sector to "pace" its advancements.
LinkedIn adds a button to report AI-generated ‘slop’
LinkedIn is addressing the growing concern of low-quality AI-generated content with a new reporting option: "seems like AI slop." This feature, alongside the replacement of LinkedIn’s AI writing tool with a proofreading function, signals a shift toward prioritizing content quality. The move reflects a broader industry trend; Google, for example, recently reported a surge in bug fixes thanks to AI assistance. Explore how platforms are adapting to AI’s influence on online discourse – delve deeper into Google’s findings here.
Music streamer Deezer says more than 50% of daily uploads are AI-generated
Deezer, a leading music streamer, reports a significant shift in content creation: over 50% of daily music uploads are now AI-generated. Specifically, June saw approximately 90,000 AI-created tracks added to the platform daily, signaling a rapid transformation in the music landscape. This surge highlights the increasing accessibility of AI tools for musicians and creators. For those interested in exploring the broader implications of AI's rise, consider our recent article, "Google releases three new Gemini models — but no 3.5 Pro."
YouTube clarifies policies around AI slop and upsetting videos
YouTube is sharpening its focus on content quality, clarifying monetization policies for AI-generated and low-quality videos. The update aims to ensure ad revenue supports authentic and engaging content, discouraging the proliferation of repetitive or misleading material. This move reflects a broader industry effort to navigate the evolving landscape of AI-driven content creation. For deeper insights into related developments, explore our article on the potential data sourcing practices of AI music generator Suno.