No, AI music isn't taking over the world, as new Qobuz data proves — in fact, barely anyone's listening…
- French streaming service Qobuz is introducing tags to denote AI-slop music
- The firm also shared stats on how many people engage with this kind of audio
- Meanwhile, Spotify wants you to use its new AI agent to listen to music
When AI-made music is covered in the media, it's often painted to be an insidious success story; reports on artists including Velvet Sundown, Breaking Rust and Enlly Blue invariably mention high stream numbers, along with huge estimated revenues. If that rightly frustrates you, know that the problem is occasionally with the reporting, and not with AI music being popular.
French streaming service Qobuz has never been backwards about coming forwards when tackling what Managing Director Dan Mackta refused to call music at all, when we spoke to himearlier in the year. And now, Qobuz has unveiled a feature which adds tags to music it detects was generated with AI....
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