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Spotify changes course on AI music, introduces permanent identifier following growing backlash
Spotify is drawing a new boundary in the rapidly expanding world of AI-generated music. After mounting frustration from listeners who discovered that seemingly human artists were actually artificial personas,
It's no secret that Spotify is the dominant player in the music streaming market, with 293 million paid subscribers and 761 million monthly active users across both paid and free tiers. Along with massive market dominance has come a fair bit of controversy in recent years.
The label will be applied if an artist's public image is a photorealistic AI-generated identity.
Kobalt has become the latest music company to strike a licensing deal with Spotify covering fan-made AI covers and remixes on the streaming platform. Announced on Thursday (Aug. 1
Spotify's forthcoming paid add-on lets fans generate content via "AI-powered creative tools."
Spotify’s Premium customers grew to 300 million in the second quarter of 2026, after the music streamer gained 7 million paying subscribers, exceeding its previous guidance. Total monthly active users,
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