Deezer has officially announced that it will introduce a new feature enabling users to filter out AI-generated music from their listening experience. This development comes as streaming platforms grapple with the rapid rise of synthetic audio and its impact on the music industry. According to the company, the new toggle is scheduled to be available to users by the end of the year.

The move is part of a broader industry effort to address concerns regarding the proliferation of AI-created tracks, which have sparked debates about copyright, artist compensation, and the authenticity of music on streaming services. While Deezer has confirmed the timeline for this feature, it has not yet provided specific technical details on how the platform will identify and label AI-generated content to ensure the filter functions accurately. The announcement reflects a growing trend among digital platforms to provide users with more control over the type of content they consume in an increasingly automated digital landscape.