34% of all new music is fully AI-generated, representing 50,000 new fully AI-made tracks daily. This number has skyrocketed since Jan 2025, when there were only 10,000 new fully AI-made tracks daily. While AI music accounts for <1% of all streams, 97% cannot identify AI music [Deezer/Ipsos research]
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34% of all new music is fully AI-generated, representing 50,000 new fully AI-made tracks daily. This number has skyrocketed since Jan 2025, when there were only 10,000 new fully AI-made tracks daily. While AI music accounts for <1% of all streams, 97% cannot identify AI music [Deezer/Ipsos research]
Source (Deezer/Ipsos research, reported by Music Business Worldwide): "50,000 AI tracks flood Deezer daily – as [Ipsos] study shows 97% of listeners can’t tell the difference between human-made vs. fully AI-generated music [...] Up to 70% of...
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34% of all new music is fully AI-generated, representing 50,000 new fully AI-made tracks daily. This number has skyrocketed since Jan 2025, when there were only 10,000 new fully AI-made tracks daily. While AI music accounts for <1% of all streams, 97% cannot identify AI music [Deezer/Ipsos research]

34% of all new music is fully AI-generated, representing 50,000 new fully AI-made tracks daily. This number has skyrocketed since Jan 2025, when there were only 10,000 new fully AI-made tracks daily. While AI music accounts for <1% of all streams, 97% cannot identify AI music [Deezer/Ipsos research]

Source (Deezer/Ipsos research, reported by Music Business Worldwide): "50,000 AI tracks flood Deezer daily – as [Ipsos] study shows 97% of listeners can’t tell the difference between human-made vs. fully AI-generated music [...] Up to 70% of plays for fully AI-generated tracks have been detected as fraudulent, with Deezer filtering these streams out of royalty payments. [...] The company maintains that fraudulent activity remains the primary motivation behind these uploads. The platform says it removes all 100% AI-generated tracks from algorithmic recommendations and excludes them from editorial playlists to minimize their impact on the royalty pool. [...] Since January, Deezer has been using its proprietary AI detection tool to identify and tag fully AI-generated content."

See also (Deezer/Ipsos research, reported by Mixmag): "The 'first-of-its-kind' study surveyed around 9,000 people from eight different countries around the world, [with Ipsos] asking participants to listen to three tracks to determine which they believed to be fully AI-generated. 97% of those respondents 'failed', Deezer reports, with over half of those (52%) reporting that they felt 'uncomfortable' in not knowing the difference. 71% also said that they were shocked at the results. [...] Only 19% said that they feel like they could trust AI; another 51% said they believe the use of AI in production could lead to low-quality and 'generic' sounding music. [...] There’s also no doubt that there are concerns about how AI-generated music will affect the livelihood of artists"

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