Deezer’s free tool scans your Spotify playlists for AI-generated songs

Deezer is now offering the public a free tool that can reveal how much of your listening habits are shaped by artificial intelligence, even if you don’t use Deezer as your primary streaming service. The French company has made its AI-music detector publicly available, allowing users to scan playlists from Spotify, Apple Music, and roughly 20 other platforms for tracks generated by machines.

This move comes as the music industry grapples with a surge of AI-produced songs flooding streaming catalogs. While some listeners may not mind the shift, others want to know exactly what they’re hearing. Deezer’s tool provides that transparency by analyzing playlist metadata and cross-referencing it against known AI-generated content.

The detector is easy to use: you simply connect your streaming account or upload a playlist link, and within moments, the tool returns a breakdown of how many tracks were created by algorithms versus human artists. This can be an eye-opening experience for anyone who has unknowingly added AI music to their library.

For artists and labels, the tool also serves as a way to monitor how AI-generated tracks might be crowding out human-made content in recommendations and playlists. As the debate over AI in music intensifies, Deezer’s initiative positions it as a champion of transparency and artist rights.

The tool is available now at no cost, and Deezer says it plans to expand its detection capabilities to cover more services and refine its accuracy over time. Whether you’re a curious listener or a concerned creator, this detector offers a rare glimpse into the invisible hand of AI in your daily soundtrack.