Music streaming services are adapting to the flood of AI-generated music by labeling, not recommending, and demonetizing tracks, using detection tools, and more The Verge 2026-05-04 Terrence O'Brien Related Coverage AI Can Write a Song. It Can't Build a Career. Fast Company · Matt Mandrella Scoop: AI music startup Suno in talks for over $5B valuation Axios · Lucinda Shen Suno Makes 7 Million Songs a Day. The Listeners Are the Problem. Implicator.ai · Marcus Schuler A profile of music AI startup Suno, valued at $2.45B, has 2M+ paying users, and had $300M annualized revenue in February, as it fights record labels and artists Forbes · Rashi Shrivastava Discussion @desertpunk88274 @desertpunk88274 on x @verge I'm 50-50 about it, I've tried listening to that one controversal band The Velvet Sundown, and it's not so bad considering. Rashi Shrivastava Rashi Shrivastava on linkedin AI music generations startup Suno is battling record labels and angry artists as it upends how millions of people create songs. …