Overview
- The online blind test surveyed 9,000 adults from October 6–10 across the United States, Canada, Brazil, the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, Germany and Japan.
- Deezer reports that roughly 40,000 fully AI-generated tracks are now delivered to its platform each day, up from about one in ten tracks in January.
- Half of respondents said AI can help them discover new music, while 51% expect more generic, lower-quality songs and 64% foresee a loss of creativity.
- Deezer says it is currently the only audio service systematically labeling titles that are entirely generated by AI.
- Context on platforms includes Spotify’s September push for greater disclosure about AI use and June’s viral rise of the AI act The Velvet Sundown on Spotify.