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Deezer Tackles AI Music Flood with New Filter
23 Oct
Summary
- Deezer's new toggle filters AI-generated music from search.
- Nearly 44% of Deezer uploads are now AI-generated tracks.
- AI music streams are often linked to fraudulent royalty schemes.

Deezer is introducing a new toggle feature designed to filter out AI-generated music from search results, a move aimed at addressing the significant increase in artificial tunes on the platform. This development comes after Deezer began flagging and removing AI-generated tracks from recommendations and playlists.
According to Deezer's head of R&D, nearly 44% of all new music uploads are now AI-generated, with millions of such tracks being uploaded daily. The company developed patent-pending detection technology to identify purely synthetic audio, sharing this tool with music partners.
This technology helps combat fraud, as a substantial portion of AI music streams are reportedly linked to fraudulent royalty schemes. Deezer believes this feature will enhance user experience by providing greater control and transparency regarding AI content.
The platform is also addressing complex scenarios, such as how to handle catalogs of popular artists who might later incorporate AI tools. Deezer emphasizes its commitment to transparency, ensuring users understand what content is filtered and why.