Did you know around 100,000 AI songs get uploaded every day? That's a lot. I just feel like real musicians who worked months on one track get drowned out. I know people enjoy them, but something about it seems off to me.

But isn't part of music about connecting with the person who made it? Maybe your history point stands, but I still feel like flooding platforms with AI tracks takes away that human connection. I can't really argue it well, but it just bothers me.

Did you know Spotify already removes millions of AI-generated tracks every year? Maybe you're right that my argument missed yours, but I still think music should come from someone's real feelings. If we let machines flood the playlists, it just feels like everything becomes background noise. I can't explain it better.