DEEZER LAUNCHES FREE AI MUSIC DETECTOR FOR ALL PLATFORMS
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Deezer has released a free tool that scans playlists across any major streaming service to identify AI-generated music. The move comes after the platform became the first major streamer to label AI content.
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