You next favorite song could be made by AI

    By Moinak Pal
Published November 13, 2025

What Happened: So, the streaming service Deezer just dropped the results of a huge survey it ran about AI-generated music, and the findings are pretty wild.

Why Is This Important: This survey basically proves what a lot of us have been feeling: AI is getting good, way faster than our ears can keep up.

Why Should I Care: So, why does this matter to you? If you use Spotify, Apple Music, or, well, Deezer, this is your world now. AI-generated songs are flooding these platforms.

What’s Next: Deezer says it’s sticking to its guns.

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