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Andrew Curran @AndrewCurran_

Andrew Curran ✓ @AndrewCurran_ · 10h The hit song 'I know, you're not mine' (Jag vet, du är inte min) by Jacub has been pulled from the charts in Sweden after a reporter uncovered that the track was generated by AI. Before being removed the song was steamed [sic, "streamed"] over 5 million times globally. It is still #1 on Spotify. > QUOTED: Andrew C... ✓ @AndrewC... · Nov 13, 2025 > The paper EM linked was written using the previous generation, and people were able to identify AI generated music about half of the time. We have a new survey using the current generation, and 97% of listeners can no longer ... > [Embedded image: white card with dark text] > Nov 12 (Reuters) - A staggering 97% of listeners cannot distinguish between artificial intelligence-generated and human-composed songs, a Deezer–Ipsos survey showed on Wednesday, underscoring growing concerns that AI could upend how music is created, consumed and monetized. > The findings of the survey, for which Ipsos (ISOS.PA) polled 9,000 participants across eight countries, including the U.S., Britain and France, highlight rising ethical concerns in the music industry as AI tools capable of generating songs raise copyright concerns and threaten the livelihoods of artists.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet about an AI-generated song topping Swedish charts under a human artist name before being exposed and pulled, quoting an earlier tweet citing a Deezer-Ipsos survey finding 97% of listeners can't distinguish AI from human music. Relevant to Nathan's tracking of AI capability/detection gaps and societal disruption from generative AI, rather than model welfare or interpretability specifically.

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