Many YouTube Music subscribers have taken to Reddit to voice their dissatisfaction. They claim that the platform's recommendations are increasingly filled with lesser-known AI "artists" and generic tracks, diluting their music experience. One user reported their recommended playlists overflowing with these AI tracks, prompting a strong reaction from the community.

Frustratingly, when users hit "Not interested" or give a thumbs down to these AI-generated songs, the action often proves ineffective. Instead of curbing these suggestions, a similar AI track simply takes its place, leaving subscribers feeling as if they are not receiving the value they pay for.

This issue appears not to be unique to YouTube Music, with some users noting similar challenges on Spotify, while Apple Music reportedly handles AI tracks better. In contrast, Deezer is actively tagging and managing AI-generated songs, leading the charge in user transparency.

As AI-generated music increasingly populates streaming platforms, it raises critical questions about the impact on real artists and the listening experience for fans seeking authentic music. As pointed out by one frustrated user, the algorithm keeps recommending the same AI accounts despite repeated disinterest.

Many are calling for better management of AI-generated music on platforms like YouTube Music, including the option to disable these recommendations entirely or to block certain accounts. As subscribers continue to voice their concerns, the platform must find a way to balance the influx of AI artists with the needs of its user base.