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Too soon since their last release.

Spotify Global Charts are dominated by artists that have enjoyed great projection by being in the spotlight. Listeners and fans enjoy the music not only because of its melody and rhythm, but because of the artists' personal appeal: its aesthetics, personal life, etc.
In addition to that, these songs have experienced producers behind them.
A recent AI-generated song made by a TikToker enjoyed a certain hype by imitating Drake's and The Weeknd's vocals. It was streamed roughly 500 thousand times.
It seems dificult that an AI-generated song would gather 10 million streams without the personal aura mainstream artists imprint on their work.

To reach over 10 million streams, a song generated by AI would probably need to go beyond the formula of imitating famous singers voices.

With AI trending and becoming more popular each day, an AI-generated entertainment product released by a major streaming platform would certainly attract a lot a of attention. However, I don't think the current state of affairs is favourable to that. American actors and writers are current on strike. Among the SAG-AFTRA claims that most received media coverage is the fight of these workers against abusive AI use in the cinematic industry. If a big streaming service were to release an AI-generated film or episode, their marketing strategies would be in full-force to gather hype. This seems inappropriate and untimely given the current context.