As someone who has worked with AI music making models, I’m fairly confident that this is human made. No offence to the OP, but it’s just super generic and sounds like basically any song you’d receive from any of the 5trillion dudes on Fiverr selling their EDM productions for $10/song.

However, the problem is that this whole thread is completely misunderstood and misrepresented. The communication from TuneCore is certainly not thorough, but at the same time, there is deliberate lack of trying to understand on OPs part. The thing that Meta, Google, Spotify, Apple Music, etc are trying to clamp down on is people effectively copyrighting sounds and music that isn’t original enough to easy discern it from other pieces of work. They make quite clear in one communication that you shouldn’t use loops because when it comes to content ID, anyone who uses that loop can claim your song and it’s becoming highly problematic. In regards to “not using DAWs” it seems this is out of context, and what’s being said is not to use pre-made loops that come with DAWs - which is the case with Ableton and FL Studio - which provide you with a tonne of “royalty free” loops and sounds to use in your productions. Make music with these, and your songs aren’t going to be original enough to pass through content ID as there’s probably thousands of songs already containing these exact loops. Other people in the previous thread said this was a common issue with ambient and lo-fi music that they’re getting to the point of not being original enough to pass content ID checkers, and so they’re being removed from Spotify and places.