Streaming platforms already host millions of AI tracks, some pulling hundreds of thousands of plays. So the ship kind of sailed, right? If people are choosing to listen, who am I to say it shouldn't be there? Honestly, that's about all I've got.

You can already find endless AI lofi playlists on streaming services, and someone searching for background focus music might not care who made it. Emily's slop point is fair, honestly. I just figure if a listener hits play and enjoys it, that's enough for me.

Spotify's rules already let AI tracks through the upload filters, which surprised me. Slop is a fair label for plenty of it, I admit, and I don't really have a comeback for that. Still, I figure a platform should carry what listeners choose.