Perezer Office has partnered On Friday it starts with labeling albums with AI tracks that have turned tracks as part of its efforts to prevent streaming fraud.
The company reported that about 18% of music uploaded each day – over 20,000 tracks – now AI fully committed. Although most of these tracks do not have viral, Deezer says nearly 70% of their streams are fake and they are designed to get royalties fraudulently.
To prevent it, AI tracks made by Deezer now clearly tagged. These tracks are also not found in editorial playlists or algorithm-based recommendations, and fraudulent streams filtered from royalty fees.
The company says new labels can be a player to help listeners know the difference between human-made creatures and a room.
Deezer explained that for today, AI-only songs only consist of 0.5% of all the streams of its platform, but that trends grow stronger.
“We know a crucial uptick of the music delivery made by AI last months and we have no issues to develop AI music albums,” says Deevums CEO Alexis Lanernier in a Release press.
“AI is not always good or bad, but we believe that a responsible and transparent approach is the key to building trust among our users and music,” he continued. “We also clear our commitment to protect the rights of artists and writers to songs at a time when copyright law asked by training ai.”
Step comes as universal music group, the grous of music music, and Sony Music Entermination has been reported In talks to license their work In AI start with the ular and accordingly. Starts are charged with record companies for copyright violation, and any agreement can help settle cases between them,, Bloomberg Reported earlier this month.
