If AI songs flood streaming, what happens to the human artist trying to get heard? If the argument is that more music is better, then the logical extreme is infinite AI tracks, and your favorite playlist becomes a firehose of algorithm sludge. If that's allowed, then why stop at songs? AI could generate an endless loop of the same four notes and call it art. Streaming platforms already bury real musicians under content. Letting machines add millions of tracks just makes it worse, not more diverse.

Picture this: you spend three months recording a song, pour your rent money into mixing, and release it on Spotify. That same morning, someone uploads ten thousand AI tracks in your exact genre. Your song is gone, buried. And sure, maybe AI is useful in education, like you said, but a streaming platform isn’t a classroom. If we allow this flood, the logical extreme is a platform where every human artist is just background noise to an endless machine loop. That’s not more music. That’s a landfill with a shuffle button.

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