It's not sure and it is getting really difficult to find out what is AI and what is not. And even if we are able to find out, a lot of music that AI produces these days are indistinguishable from music. Most of the music is machine produced anyways. So if AI uses a synthesizer or a human uses a synthesizer, what about the music? And if you're talking about the people's voices, like the people singing, I think that is not what AI should do because most of the connections that we feel when we listen to a song is by the same. The singer or the art, the talent. But again, a lot of music can be enjoyed without a singer. And maybe the lo-fi music is entirely machine produced that helps you calm the mind. And as far as the title goes, I think they should be different so that people or they should be at least be able to filter it out, what is AI and what is not, to give the people a choice. I want to choose.

It depends on what they're opening. If the only thing they want is to listen to something which calms them, maybe AI is more optimized to do that because that is what AI does. And if they want to listen to their favorite singer, well, you have your choice. So I think it's all about the user, what they want to do. And yes, I agree that there should be a clear separation between what is AI-generated and what is not. But again, you cannot distinguish between where do you draw the line? Where do you draw the line between AI and not AI? Because most of the music can be AI. Because as I said, most of the music is machine-generated anyways. Thank you.

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