Noel King

What do you make of the fact, as somebody who is a lawyer and who has covered the law for a long time, what do you make of the fact that a lot of Americans are feeling right now that the law does not work?

That a woman is dead, that ICE is dragging people off the streets, in some cases violently, and the law does not seem to apply to those people?

Ian Millhiser.

He covers the Supreme Court and the law for Vox.

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I'm Noelle King.

It's Today Explained.

It's slopping around your algorithm and your platforms.

One of them, Deezer, says 50,000 AI-generated tracks are being uploaded every day.

Spotify is declining to comment, LOL.

AI Music is also charting.

Breaking Rust's Walk My Walk topped Spotify's viral 50 songs in the U.S.

Zania Monáe debuted on the Billboard charts.

And yet, many people cannot tell the difference between AI music and music music.

And if, to paraphrase Taylor Swift, that makes you want to die, son, do we have a show for you.

Coming up on Today Explained, should music lovers take AI music seriously?

Ian Kreitzberg is the AI correspondent for Puck.