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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 85729, member: 27"] AI spam is flooding Deezer fast, forcing the platform to monetize detection tech and clamp down harder on fake streaming schemes. AI upload surge on the platform [LIST] [*]Deezer said over 60,000 AI-made tracks hit the platform daily. [*]Synthetic music made up about 39 percent of daily uploads. [*]The figure jumped from the earlier disclosed lower volumes. [/LIST] Detection tech goes commercial [LIST] [*]Deezer began licensing its AI detection system externally. [*]Alexis Lanternier said industry interest pushed the move. [*]Tests have already been run with partners like Sacem. [/LIST] Scale of flagged AI content [LIST] [*]Deezer said it tagged over 13.4 million AI-generated tracks. [*]The count covers roughly one year after tool deployment. [/LIST] Fraud dominates AI streaming [LIST] [*]Deezer claimed up to 85 percent of AI streams were fraudulent in 2025. [*]Those plays were removed and stripped of royalties. [*]Overall platform fraud sat around 8 percent. [/LIST] Why AI tracks keep coming [LIST] [*]Deezer said most AI uploads target fake streaming revenue. [*]AI music still represented only about 3 percent of total streams. [/LIST] Platform enforcement tactics [LIST] [*]Deezer tags AI music and blocks it from recommendations. [*]It said no other platform applies this policy explicitly. [/LIST] How the detection works [LIST] [*]Deezer said its tool identifies fully AI tracks from Suno and Udio. [*]The system can expand to detect new generators. [*]It also detects AI music without specific training datasets. [/LIST] Patents and industry anxiety [LIST] [*]Deezer filed two patents for AI detection in December 2024. [*]CISAC warned that creators face revenue risk by 2028. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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