Should AI-generated songs be allowed on streaming platforms?

Round 1

To be honest no! I don’t think a song that toke 10 minutes to make deserve to be in a streaming platforms where also that streaming platforms is where we put the best singers human singers real singers who toke years and months to make a song to train for it with real musician who got trained for this tools it not fair for them , songs are arts but a song that toke 5 to 10 minutes to make with just algorithm doesn’t count as art so it don’t deserve to earn one penny

ScienceFirstAGAINST

Is giving a machine a megaphone really the best use of a platform built for human expression? I get the appeal of AI-generated songs—they're cheap, endless, and sometimes catchy. But that's exactly the problem. Streaming platforms are finite spaces with finite attention. If you fill them with infinite AI tracks, you drown out the human artists who actually need that revenue to survive. It's not about gatekeeping; it's about basic economics. A person spends years crafting an album, and an algorithm can spit out a thousand songs in a day. That's not competition, that's flooding the market. And let's be honest about the copyright mess: these models are trained on existing human work without consent. So you're profiting off artists while simultaneously replacing them. If you want innovation, fine—but don't let it happen at the expense of the people who actually make music.