Redditors discuss an alleged $8M scheme using AI agents to farm Spotify streams
Careless-Party-5952 · reddit · 2026-10-13
A Reddit thread discusses an alleged scheme where someone used AI agents to auto-play their AI-generated songs on Spotify, supposedly earning $8M. The poster wonders how the operation handled mass email verification and VPN routing to make plays appear US-based (since US clicks pay the most). Unverified, but it sparks discussion about streaming fraud and AI automation abuse.
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