music-tech

I don't think people are ready for what's coming. A year ago I thought there's now way AI would replace artists. I thought it would empower them (generating initial concepts, AI mastering, marketing help etc.)

But as songs become more commodified, a unit in a playlist — a full replacement is def possible.

The popular artist who drive streams will continue to do so. With established brands. New and indie artists will suffer the most.

It might come for the film scores first:

The popular artist who drive streams will continue to do so. With established brands. New and indie artists will suffer the most.

It might come for the film scores first: https://www.udio.com/songs/p66uVGEgifEBLdoR5Ttyue

You guys think because of AI tools like Suno, artists could end up making music for training (data) and getting paid for it, while the consumer just presses play on a platform that generates music on the spot ? 

Basically artists just feeding the machine, and the machine servicing fans.

One solution is a model like this one
https://warpcast.com/camarilla/0x0c3be6ea