
An AI music app called Treblo has flagged songs by Fenix Flexin and Tyga as likely AI-generated, sparking debate in the music industry. The controversy began when a producer used Treblo to create tracks similar to Fenix's 'Rubberz,' suggesting the song might not be entirely human-made. Treblo's new detection tool supports these claims, identifying the tracks as likely AI-generated. This raises questions about the authenticity of popular music and the growing influence of AI in music production.
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