Sure seems like Fenix Flexin used AI music generator Treblo

What happened

Fenix Flexin’s track “Rubberz” appears to have been created using Treblo, an AI music generator. This confirms earlier suspicions from the music community and musician Medasin that Treblo was the specific tool behind the track. The makers of Treblo announced an open-source AI Music Classifier that can detect songs generated by Treblo but not by other AI music tools. Their announcement included a claim of a false positive rate below 1%, marking a first step towards more reliable detection of AI-produced music.

Why it matters

AI-generated music is becoming harder to distinguish from human-produced tracks. The release of the Treblo AI Music Classifier introduces a new level of accountability for artists and producers using this technology, especially as it identifies AI tracks at the tool level rather than broadly flagging AI content. For musicians, rights holders, and streaming platforms, this can shift expectations around transparency and attribution in AI-aided creations. It also raises questions about how detection tools might affect music licensing, royalties, and artist branding when AI tools are involved.

What to watch next

Look for further improvements in AI music detection that cover multiple AI tools beyond Treblo. The industry will watch closely how such tools integrate into music platforms, copyright enforcement, and distribution channels. It’s also key to monitor whether artists or labels acknowledge AI tools openly and how that influences consumer trust. Lastly, the evolution of detection could pressure AI music generators themselves to either disclose usage or adapt their algorithms to avoid detection.

AI Quick Briefs Editorial Desk