Show HN: Shazam-Style App Detects Whether a Song Is AI-Generated
obrhoff · hn · 2026-10-20
A developer launched a "Shazam for AI slop music" on Hacker News: the app uses Shazam under the hood to identify a song, then applies a custom-trained AI model to determine whether it was made with generative AI. The author says there's no big agenda — just raising awareness that AI-generated music is appearing everywhere. As tools like Suno flood streaming platforms with slop, detection tools like this are becoming genuinely useful.
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