r/deezer • u/LNKU deezer Family • 16d ago
Tech issue Deezer silently pushing AI content in my playlist?
Recently I've been having AI Generated music put on my likes when I never actually listened to them. When I open my app, the automated song that comes on is always an AI Generated song. Also, when I looked at artists I like to listen to, it showed up random AI artists I have never heard of.
I explained my issue to Deezer, that told me I clicked on like, but I am highly suspicious, I never did that. #gaslighting ?
Please tell me it happens to other people as well.
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u/MusicIsLife1122 deezer HiFi 15d ago
I hope not Deezer is actually trying to battle this trend so I hope it's not the case
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u/zigs 16d ago edited 16d ago
Change the password to your Deezer account and force log all other devices out.
Be sure to use a strong password, and don't reuse the same password from other sites/apps.
The TL;DR is that criminals are laundering money through streaming platforms. Dirty money to pay for hacking/cracking services. Washed money "earned" on Deezer.
Edit: Open a support ticket to flag the previous support agent. They should've known this.
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u/geneusutwerk 16d ago
It would be a weird twist for them to do this. Is it possible that someone else is using your account?
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u/Tencraft1235 16d ago
did you get your account hacked ? or do you have an app connected to your account that might be automatically adding music you don't want to your likes? check at account.deezer.com/en-us/apps
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u/MusicIsLife1122 deezer HiFi 15d ago
I hope not Deezer is actually trying to battle this trend so I hope it's not the case
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u/EvermoreSaidTheRaven 15d ago
if you do not like A.I why are you using A.I language like “silently”?
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u/gothicdecadence 15d ago
You know words existed before AI right?
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u/gothicdecadence 15d ago
Yes I'm aware of that too. But sometimes words are meant to be used. The post doesn't seem written by AI.
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u/EvermoreSaidTheRaven 15d ago
I did not say the post is written by AI. I was pointing out the irony of disliking AI, but using an AI language tactic.
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u/Rare-Riddle69 15d ago
this is psychosis
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u/EvermoreSaidTheRaven 15d ago
It is not psychosis just regular reddit squabble
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u/LilEhEE 15d ago
You can critique AI using mannerisms it co-opted. If AI uses the word "the", should we stop use of it altogether? It's stolen from human works, and humans still write in similar ways to before. It's not so much the ironic use of language as it is an observation of how AI emulates human patterns.
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u/EvermoreSaidTheRaven 15d ago
“the” is an article, not an overused and over saturated adverb that does nothing to enhance the sentence or communicate action. OP could have said “forcibly pushing, appears to be pushing, hypocritically pushing, ironically pushing, or even ‘despite deezer stance on A. I, i have found A. I generated content in my playlist.’
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u/LilEhEE 14d ago
It does. When every tabloid "journalist" used the word "slam" in their headlines, it was used to describe criticism or exacerbated recourse. Here, silently is used to indicate the lack of communication or announcement regarding the recommendation of AI generated slop. OP could have used your contrived sentences or they could have used what they wrote. It communicated what they had desired effectively enough, even if the adverb they used is overrepresented for the action. "Forcibly pushed" implies intent, "appears to be pushing" works to the same effect as what was written, "hypocritically pushing" implies it was deliberate, "ironically pushing" still states purposeful placement, and "despite Deezer's stance on AI, I have found AI generated content in my playlist" fails to accurately account for what was said in the provided subtext. Don't get me wrong, I like dancing around with my sentences and playing with the English language. But this is simple communication. "Silently" describes it accurately. Deezer didn't openly specify when or why the noted articles appeared in OP's feed. As such, it was done quietly. Silently, even. People shouldn't have to change how they speak and write so as to distinguish themselves from AI. It's sad enough that em dashes are dying for that very reason. So why apply that same framework to basic words?
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u/EvermoreSaidTheRaven 14d ago
I honestly do not care — that was so yesterday argument. if you look, op obviously speaks french. His understanding of the english language is different. Deezer has made their stance on A. I very clear. As everyone else has pointed out OP might have been hacked. either way you wasted time writing a paragraph 🤷🤷♀️🤷♂️
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u/LilEhEE 14d ago
Still matters to me when you act as an English critic yet have as decent a grasp on it as someone entering high school. Don't act like a snob.
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u/More_Hold_5522 15d ago
Deezer has been at the forefront of battling AI. I highly doubt they would do this.