📻AI Slop FM Plays AI Tracks Beside Human Music, Listeners Rate Blind

Can you tell which songs an AI wrote?

Someone built a radio station that plays AI music next to human music and won't tell you which is which. It's called AI Slop FM, it runs solo from Ammanford in Carmarthenshire, and the whole point is to see whether you can tell the difference, or whether you even care. If you ship audio features, recommendation logic, or anything that touches music metadata, this is a clean experiment in what listeners actually reward. The station strips artist names, cover art, and any mention of AI. Judgment is pure sound. That's the setup most product teams never get to test on purpose. Listeners score tracks by dragging them onto an S to E scale in the web interface, tag how the music makes them feel, and leave written feedback. The most popular tracks land in a weekly chart called the Slop 40, and the eventual top five or ten will be compared against official charts. The station is still in beta while it gathers enough submissions to fill its genre schedule. Anyone can submit, including human musicians, and the creator says the quality has been pleasantly surprising.