Yes as i believe that AI music is still calssified as music as technoligy advances we will see ai evolve and it is only natural for ai to be able to create music. To create AI music you need to give it promps and must have and idea what you want it to sound like therfore ai is not doing all the work. Secondly i belive that AI music is not bad as some people are mute and therefore cannot sing so how would they be able to come up with music, simple using ai as ai does not usually do all the work so i belive it can help people with disabilites. and on an everday usage, most people do not have acesses to studios and proper instruments to create music so why stop them from making it with the help of ai.
If AI tracks flood the big platforms, actual musicians get buried and paid even less, and listeners can't easily tell what's human anymore. That just seems like the practical fallout to me. I don't know, it feels wrong to let that take over.
I dont belive this will happen as it is very easy to combat as companies like spotify have diffrent sections and genres to classify what the music is and addding a ai genre is very simple and quick solution and secondly not all ai songs will be good so flooding the platform is very unlickley. and thirdly musicains already stuggle as the industry is very selective and the main goal of musci is for the listeners to enjoy it do you really want to stop people broadening there taste doing what they love but couldnt do before.
Imagine a small artist uploading a song, then it gets buried under thousands of AI tracks the same day. Jaydxx makes a fair point about access, and I honestly don't know how to argue back. My gut still says keep AI music off the main shelves.
why of the main shelves its like saying if a new genre of music came out and started dominating the competionon and was easier to make but lots of people enjoyed listening to it you would remove it of the main shelves as other musicians werent making as much money, from the get go muscians have an unstable income as peoples music taste changes daily and this can shift the balance in musicians. i dont think ai music should be banned from main shelves because you fear it may be popular and more people will be able to make music. i dont see that as a negative as making and listening to music is supposssed to be freeing and relaxing not this
Okay, maybe an AI genre label sounds simple, but that still doesn't fix the feeling that real artists get pushed aside. I can't really argue with the access point, honestly. My gut just says the main shelves should stay human.