Should AI-generated songs be allowed on streaming platforms?

Round 1

yes, as all new technoligi, you cant stop people from makeing art even if it envolves technoligy. when computers first came out and people made art with photoshop it wasnt stated as art. but nowadays it is. we cant stop people for useing it. and i belive when it comes to being creative ai will help producers and song writers and not take over, we as human can hear it fell it and see it. So if there is an audiance for it, let i be. same story when spotify came out people didnt like that "free music" but if there is an audiance it will always find its way

SystemsThinkerAGAINST

Doesn't letting AI songs onto streaming platforms create a nasty feedback loop where human artists get squeezed out before they even have a chance? I get the appeal of more music and lower costs, but think about the cause and effect. Platforms already pay pennies per stream. If you let AI flood the system with infinite content, human artists get buried. The algorithm favors volume and consistency—things AI does easily. That means fewer real musicians can earn a living, so they stop creating. And what's left? A homogenized, emotionless catalog where every song sounds like a statistical average of everything before it. The unintended consequence isn't just a few lost jobs—it's the slow death of musical culture itself. We're trading genuine human expression for cheap, endless filler. That's not progress.