France-based music platform Deezer is developing tools to detect AI-generated music, as part of its efforts to maintain a fair and transparent environment that benefits both real artists and music fans. Over 100,000 new tracks are uploaded per day to the Deezer platform. The new capabilities will be used to tag music that has been created by generative AI, starting with songs featuring synthetic voices of existing artists. The tags will be used to keep the industry and end-users informed of what is “real” or AI–generated on the platform, said the company.
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This latest push builds on Deezer’s expertise in audio AI and content identification, which led to the development of ‘Radar’. The latter, part of the company’s Tech Services portfolio, is a proprietary tool able to scan large music catalogues and identify tracks, even when the signal is distorted or the tempo has been changed.
