# SubmitHub bans AI-generated music from its promotion services > Source: > Published: 2026-09-17 12:30:00+00:00 Earlier this year, music-promo platform SubmitHub [revealed research](https://musically.com/2026/08/18/ai-music-roundup-round-hill-lawsuits-alibaba-submithub-and-more/) suggesting that 23.2% of the tracks being submitted were fully AI-generated. Now it’s made some changes in response. “Our new policy: we’re blocking pure AI submissions,” [explained founder Jason Grishkoff in an update on the site](https://www.submithub.com/story/ai-policy). SubmitHub is using its own AI-detection technology to decide which tracks will be blocked. Anything flagged as being at least 85% likely to be AI will not be allowed. “Will we sometimes get this wrong? It’s possible. Our AI detector is good – it’s 99.4% accurate, according to a 3rd party,” noted Grishkoff. “Even if it’s wrong once in a blue moon, the fact that we’re picking it up at 85%+ likely AI means there’s a pretty good chance Spotify is also identifying it as AI. Which means your chances of triggering their algorithm probably aren’t great, and it’d be wrong of us to sell you a promotion package.” “We’re actually ‘cutting off’ 10% of our revenue stream here, so this decision goes counter to traditional business logic,” he added later. “At the end of the day, we as a team have decided that we want to build a platform that actually *helps* people promote real music. And if the algorithm means AI creators can’t achieve that, we’re wrong to sell a service that claims to provide it.”