Can you tell AI music from a real recording?
Listen to short clips. For each one, decide whether it was made by AI or is a real recording.
The AI clips were made with Suno (v6, v5.5 and v5) and ACE-Step 1.5. The real clips are Creative Commons tracks from the Free Music Archive. Every clip is 12 seconds long and loudness-matched.
- Tap play, listen, then choose AI or Real. After every answer you see what the clip was.
- You have 3 lives from stage 1. A wrong answer costs one life and at zero the run ends. The 5-clip warm-up costs nothing.
- Six stages get harder: shorter clips, lower-bitrate audio, and from stage 3 more clips that a machine detector found hard (a measure of the machine, not of people).
- Correct answers earn points, a streak adds more, and clearing a stage adds a bonus. The score is kept on the server.
Headphones are recommended.
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One best entry per nickname. Ranked by stage reached, then score, then earlier finish. Nicknames are public because players chose to publish them.
Warm-up: no lives are lost and no points are given.
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