Spotify says it won’t recommend music from ‘AI Personas’
Spotify has introduced an "AI Persona" badge to distinguish between human and AI-generated music profiles, using human review and AI tools to assess authenticity. The badge will be applied to profiles that do not reflect real people, with music from AI personas not appearing in editorial suggestions by default. The platform aims to combat AI slop and ensure recommendations remain authentic by allowing artists to disclose their use of AI and providing a "Verified by Spotify" badge.
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