Did you know Spotify already paid out over $10 billion to rightsholders last year, yet the average professional musician still makes less than $0.003 per stream? That’s the system we’re protecting. AI can pump out thousands of tracks a day with zero cost, drowning real artists in a flood of algorithm-bait. If we let that onto streaming platforms, it doesn’t just compete with humans—it buries them. You want innovation? Fine. But don’t hand the machines the same shelf space that keeps actual musicians alive. That’s not progress, that’s surrender.

You asked if I'm Christian—that's a dodge, not an argument. Here's the real issue: streaming is already a starvation economy for real musicians. Now you want to open the floodgates to AI that can generate thousands of tracks for free, undercutting every human who actually needs to eat. Platforms won't curate quality; they'll just fill shelves with cheap noise because it pads their bottom line. That's not innovation, that's cannibalizing the last revenue stream actual artists have. Until you can prove AI songs won't bury living musicians under an avalanche of algorithm-bait, they don't belong on the platform.

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