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Music streaming service Deezer announced that AI-generated tracks now account for more than 50% of daily uploads to its platform. The company reported a peak in June 2026 with an average of 90,000 AI-generated tracks uploaded per day. In response, Deezer will remove AI tracks that haven't been streamed in six months or are linked to fraudulent streaming activity.
Leaked files from a hack reveal that AI music generator Suno scraped millions of songs from YouTube Music, Deezer, and Genius to train its models. The data includes source code and scraping instructions, supporting allegations that Suno bypassed copyright protections. The company faces lawsuits from the RIAA over its use of copyrighted material.
Music streaming platform Deezer states that 44 percent of its daily song uploads, around 75,000 tracks, come from full AI generation. The company employs a patented detection tool to identify and label such content from models like Suno and Udio, having tagged over 13.4 million tracks since January 2025. It also removes AI music from recommendations and notes that 85 percent of its streams stem from bots.