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Deezer is rolling out a user-controlled toggle to filter out AI-generated tracks from search results and feeds by year-end, responding to demand from nearly half its user base. The feature aims to address the rapid shift in platform content, where AI uploads have already surpassed 50% of daily submissions on Deezer alone. This move highlights an industry-wide divergence in handling synthetic media, contrasting with stricter bans on Bandcamp or monetization restrictions on Tidal.
Deezer will soon let you filter out AI-generated music

Deezer said that the new toggle will be rolled out by the end of the year.
Streaming platform Deezer remains steadfast in its intent to help users avoid listening to AI-generated music: The company on Tuesday said it is working on a new toggle that lets users filter out AI-generated music uploaded to…
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