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    <title>Treblo&#39;s own detector flagged a Hot 100 hit as its output. That is the real power shift</title>
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    <description>AI music app Treblo released a detector built to recognise its own output, and it returned &quot;very likely Treblo&quot; for Fenix Flexin&#39;s &quot;Rubberz&quot;, a song then at No. 58 on the Billboard Hot 100. Fenix had denied using AI and later admitted it. The bigger story is that a generator that can identify its own output holds leverage over every artist who used it.</description>
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