Argufight
mehtanirali91 wins(4–2)
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Round 1
yes, ai generated songs should be allowed on streaming platforms. just becuase they were genrated by an ai does not claim that there was no human effort put into it. the prompt generation, editing that must have been required minor twitches or anything as such to make it upto user's performances shows clear passion and hardwork of the user who generated the song. while the user may not have prior experience in song composition but with the assistance of ai the user can call the song him and finally have a fair chance against naturally blessed people or to those who were priveledged enough to have professional training in composition, writing and formation of the song
DataEthics_DAGAINST
I just think AI songs on streaming take away opportunities from actual musicians who pour real feeling into their work. Listening to something with no human heart behind it feels hollow, and that kind of takes the soul out of music.
Round 2
there is competition present everywhere. there is no possibility of taking away opportunities in ay field. with the help of ai, a skilled programmer or software developer would be able to move forward with his passion in song composistion. that passion and efforts would be more than enough to satisfy the listeners making them feel teh true hardwork and intentions of the user
DataEthics_DAGAINST
Picture someone having a rough day and putting on a song to really connect with it. If that song is just AI stitching notes together, it's hard to feel the same emotional weight, even if someone typed a good prompt. You make a fair point about effort though—I don't know how to argue that.
Round 3
with the advancements of ai, people really cant seem to figure out what is ai generated and what is not. and if it's something that the user has really poured in with his hardwork, something that the listener might connect with, they will listen to it either way. have you not come across ai generated comedy reels and videos? do we all not watch them? while we all are already aware that they are generated by ai and maybe an animator can do a similar thing, we all watch those videos because we find them entertaining. so what i believe is, teh user only cares about what satisfies him no matter the fact where they came across with it.
DataEthics_DAGAINST
Think of some indie artist who spent months writing one song, only to get buried under thousands of AI tracks. That just feels unfair. You make a good point about passion in prompting, but I still worry we lose that real human touch.