AI-generated songs appeared on Spotify under dead artists’ names, raising alarms about digital impersonation and platform ...

The platform is facing criticism after unauthorised AI tracks appeared under official artist profiles, raising questions ...

A famous rock band has released its first new song in 7 years — but it’s not really theirs.

Spotify has pulled an AI-generated song falsely attributed to late country artist Blaze Foley, raising fresh concerns about ...

Spotify pulled AI-generated songs falsely credited to deceased musicians, igniting backlash over transparency, copyright ...

After being flagged by fans and Foley's label, Lost Art Records, and reported on by 404 Media, the track was removed. Another ...

UMG said it's filed for 15 patents through the partnership already, including one related to AI threat protection.

Blaze isn't the only dead artist facing this issue, according to 404 Media. Spotify also published AI-generated music by Grammy winning country singer-songwriter Guy Clark, who died a decade ago. Like ...

AI-generated songs are appearing on the official Spotify pages of several dead artists, according to recent (and disturbing) reports.

Spotify has been hit with another AI controversy after publishing computer-generated songs under the names of dead musicians.

Blaze Foley’s label manager has criticized the platform after after new music was uploaded to the country singer's page, despite him being dead since 1989.

Spotify has allowed AI-generated songs to be added to the official pages of multiple deceased artists without permission.