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AI-Generated Music Is Flooding Streaming Platforms and Diluting Discovery

By

Will Gottsegen

1d ago· 7 min readenInsight

Summary

The article discusses the rise of AI-generated music flooding streaming platforms like Spotify. It describes how a swarm of nearly identical AI-generated songs with similar names, lyrics, and melodies (like "Angel Above Me" or "Run Run River") have accrued millions of streams. The piece explores how AI music farms are exploiting streaming algorithms, the implications for human artists, and the broader cultural impact of AI-generated content diluting creative spaces. It raises concerns about authenticity, artist compensation, and the future of music discovery in an era where AI can mass-produce listenable but soulless tracks.

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These tracks were not exactly the same—some have a little more guitar than others, some are more dance-oriented—but they're all named something close to 'Angel Above Me' or 'Run Run River,' after the song's first line.
They've accrued millions of streams on Spotify and other platforms, raising questions about how AI-generated content is reshaping the music industry.
The problem isn't just that AI music exists—it's that the systems designed to help us discover new music are being gamed by automated content farms.
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