Over 100,000 AI-generated tracks now hit streaming platforms daily. That's not a trickle—it's a flood. So let me define what I'm talking about. When I say AI-generated songs, I mean tracks where the melody, lyrics, and vocal performance come entirely from algorithms, with minimal human creative input. Streaming platforms are supposed to be a marketplace for human expression. That's the foundation. When you let unlimited AI content in, you're not just adding options. You're drowning real artists under an infinite pile of cheap, derivative noise. Every stream an AI song gets is a stream taken from someone who actually bled for their craft. And royalties? They get split thinner and thinner across a bottomless catalog. Listeners lose too—they get a fake emotional connection, engineered to mimic feeling without actually having any. Allowing this turns music into a procedural grind. That's not progress. That's just noise.