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Automatically skips AI-generated songs on the Spotify Web Player. Toggle it on or off anytime. Tired of AI-generated songs sneaking into your playlists and recommendations? HumanTune skips them for you while you listen in the Spotify Web Player. HOW IT WORKS • Turn it on and AI songs are skipped automatically. Turn it off and everything plays normally. • Mark a single song as AI, or mark an artist's whole catalog. Marking one song never blocks the rest of an artist's music. • Changed your mind? Mark a song or artist "Not AI" and it always plays. • Marked songs stay blocked even if you replay them from search, a playlist, or another release of the same track. AI SCORE • A ring next to the song fills up from 0 to 100 showing how likely the song is AI-generated, with the reasons listed when you hover. • Unmarked songs are scored from public artist information on MusicBrainz, the open music database: whether the artist exists there, has a Wikipedia entry or websites, how long they've been active, and how many releases they put out in the past year. • The score is an estimate from metadata, not audio analysis. Auto-skipping by score is off by default and you choose the threshold. ALSO • Starts with a small list of widely reported AI artists, and you can import shared lists from GitHub. • See every song it skipped in the popup. PRIVACY No accounts, tracking or ads. Your marks and settings stay in your browser. Only the current artist's name is sent to MusicBrainz to calculate the score. Works with the Spotify Web Player (open.spotify.com). Not affiliated with or endorsed by Spotify.
Nov 6, 2026
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