Look, I get the appeal. AI music is cool tech, and it lets people create without any training. But letting it flood streaming platforms is a bad idea. Think about what happens to actual human artists. They're already struggling to get plays, and now they'd have to compete with machines that can churn out thousands of songs overnight. It's not a level playing field. Streaming should be about human expression, not algorithmic optimization. When you listen to a song, you're connecting with someone's real experience, their joy or pain. AI can mimic that, but it doesn't feel anything. It's just copying patterns. If we let that take over, we're basically saying craft and emotion don't matter anymore. That's a loss for everyone who loves music.

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