Electronic music producers investigate artificial intelligence creations
Professional musicians are conducting detection efforts on the internet against songs produced by artificial intelligence tools like Suno being presented as human-made.
With the widespread adoption of advanced audio-focused artificial intelligence tools, the number of AI-generated music tracks on the internet is rapidly increasing. Electronic music producers Max Harris and Nihil Young state that this situation leads to economic concerns and distrust, exposing content creators who pass off AI-produced tracks as human-made.
Detection of artificial intelligence music
Electronic dance music producers Max Harris and Nihil Young are preparing videos and posts to uncover AI-generated tracks on the internet. Working like AI detectives during this process, the musicians are taking a united stance against fraud in the industry.
Criticized aspects of artificial intelligence
Max Harris describes AI music as a deceptive art form that steals real art for quick financial gain. Harris points to the sharp crackles and vocal errors that appear in tracks due to the technical limitations of platforms like Suno as evidence of faulty production.
Similar voices and platform reactions
Nihil Young also points out that many tracks carry the unique audio characteristics of the Suno platform. Young states that following his posts on Threads, he experienced hacking attempts and online harassment from AI advocates.
Economic scale in the industry
Despite the reactions of traditional artists, AI music continues to gain popularity in the mainstream. According to Kapwing data, leading AI music generators earned a total of more than $6 million in 2025.