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Bandcamp Bans All Music Made with AI
(consequence.net)
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this post was submitted on 16 Jan 2026
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You do realize that people can still tell when slop is passed as music. And the only reason it's so prevalent on spotify and whatever other corpo platforms is because it's used to pay artists who upload there less, right?
In the past, but what about the future? Or even the present?
Sounds right, yeah, but what does it have to do with what I said?
Still somewhat easy, but it might take a couple of seconds. In the future it might get hard, but since generative models are already poisoning all training data sources, I hope it will take a while.
That this will 'work' to reduce slop visibility just because that it won't be actively pushed by the company, despite how hard it is to track and remove the garbage itself.
Poisoning what? Intentional poisoning doesn't work, and self-consumption only works when it's the exact same model feeding its own next version.