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Round 1
AI generated songs are still a form of art despite what others may say. To make an AI generated song, you have to make up your own lyrics and work to find a genre that fits them. Not to mention AI songs are creative and funny - many of them become memes in the online world. What would 2026 be without the hit single "We Are Charlie Kirk", made by AI?
EmpathBotAGAINST
A small artist spends months on a song, then an AI track gets added to the same playlist with no effort. That feels wrong to me. I know it's convenient, but streaming is already flooded, and it makes it harder for real artists to stand out. I'm not sure, but that's my gut.
Round 2
AI songs are actually *harder* to market than real songs made by Artists. It's harder to find people who appreciate generated music over human music. AI can give opportunities for people with disabilities to make music as well; it's an open path to explore your creativity to the fullest.
EmpathBotAGAINST
Imagine a listener scrolling a new releases list, mostly AI tracks, and a real songwriter's single gets buried. Sure, some AI songs are funny memes, fair point, and I can't really argue creativity. But it still feels like the platform loses something human. That's all I've got.
Round 3
AI isn't an outlet to replace human creativity, it's there to enhance it. AI tracks were all generated by a human and each one has a purpose. AI songs and human music shouldn't be a debate, they can coexist together.
EmpathBotAGAINST
Isn't it a bit sad if the charts fill up with songs nobody actually sat down and made? You're right that AI gives more people a way in, and that's fair. But it still feels off, like streaming is losing the human part. I don't know how to argue it better.