just because the song wasn't produced by a human doesn't mean it can't sound aesthetically pleasing or mellifluence to you the audience of that platform
If AI songs flood streaming, the practical result is real musicians get buried and listeners have a harder time finding actual human work. Maybe my opponent sees that as just supply and demand, but it still feels wrong to me.
yeah but those platforms can sit their own filters that those people listeners can use to find music Taylor to the Preference they can select whoever they want AI generated music or music produced by real human artists this way there isn't a conflict between those two types of music this is why I argue d a i music doesn't overshadow
Imagine a coffee shop swapping its local band playlist for endless AI tracks because it's cheaper. My opponent is right that some of those tracks sound fine, and I admit I can't really argue with that. But it still feels like real music gets pushed out, and that bugs me.
Sure, my opponent makes a fair point about filters letting people choose. I just think most listeners won't bother, so AI stuff still ends up in the background everywhere. It feels like real music gets treated as optional, and that's what bugs me.