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On a post on its blog this morning, Spotify announced it is doing something to combat the glut of AI-generated music on its streaming platform. According to the company, bad actors and content farms that "push 'slop' into the ecosystem" are going to be dealt with. Spotify says it has already removed over 75 million such tracks in the last year, and bigger changes are coming.

Over the next few months, Spotify says it will crack down on musical impersonators, implement a new spam filtering system, and work with others in the music business to develop an industry standard for AI disclosures in music credits.

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