Would You Listen to A.I. Music? Maybe You Already Do.

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Music from artificial intelligence is proliferating across Spotify, Apple and other platforms — but it’s not always clear what you’re getting.

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2026-10-22 12:34 · New York Times AI
Would You Listen to A.I. Music? Maybe You Already Do.

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