Originally Posted by DrDan
The more I learn, the more I fear the future.

Thanks, --- food for thought... Drum machine > Autotune > Samples > BIAB > AI plugins > AI music.
Reply written by MS Copilot Chat GTP 3.5):
Video summary:

The video, featuring Rick Beato and titled "Did AI Just End Music? (Now it’s Personal)," explores the impact of AI on music creation. It discusses AI-generated music platforms like Udio and Sunno AI, which allow users to create music with simple text prompts. The video delves into the history of computer-assisted music, the technical workings of AI music apps, and the ethical concerns surrounding their use of copyrighted material. It also examines the potential effects on the music industry and musicians' livelihoods.

**Highlights**:
+ [00:00:00] **Introduction to AI-generated music**
* AI platforms can create complete songs from text prompts
* Examples of AI-generated music in various genres are showcased
+ [00:03:04 ]**Impact on the music industry**
* AI music systems could affect musicians and the industry
* Discussion with musicians Rick Beato and Taryn Southern
+ [00:10:09] **Technical workings of AI music apps**
* Explanation of neural networks and audio diffusion
* Comparison of AI music apps like Udio and Sunno AI
+ [00:14:00] **Ethical concerns and copyright issues**
* Debate over AI's use of copyrighted material
* Open letter from artists against AI infringement
+ [00:16:14] **Future of music with AI**
* Speculation on AI's role in music charts and creativity
* Personal reflections on the use of AI in music creation

Whether AI's impact on music is good or bad can be subjective and depends on various perspectives.

From a **creative standpoint**, AI can be seen as a powerful tool that enables creators to generate music in new and innovative ways. It can help musicians experiment with different styles and sounds, and even assist those without musical training to create their own compositions.

However, from an **ethical standpoint**, there are concerns. The use of AI in music raises questions about copyright infringement, especially if the AI is trained on existing copyrighted music. This could potentially harm artists who rely on royalties from their work.

From an **industry standpoint**, the rise of AI-generated music could disrupt the traditional music industry. If AI becomes capable of producing chart-topping hits, it could potentially affect the livelihoods of professional musicians.

In conclusion, like any technology, AI in music has its pros and cons. It's important to have ongoing discussions about how to best use this technology in a way that benefits everyone involved.

How will PGM embrace?
Here’s a sample response:
Written by MS Copilot Chat GTP 3.5):

“AI’s impact on music is indeed profound and transformative. As PGM Peter Gannon Music, we recognize the potential of AI as a tool for creativity and innovation. However, we also understand the ethical and copyright concerns that come with it. We believe it’s crucial to have clear guidelines and policies for AI-generated music to ensure fair use and protect the rights of all artists. The rise of AI in music presents both opportunities and challenges for musicians. While it could open up new avenues for creativity, it could also disrupt traditional structures in the music industry. Looking ahead, we see a future where AI and musicians coexist and collaborate, each bringing unique value to the music creation process. We are excited to be part of this journey and are committed to navigating these changes in a way that respects and uplifts the music community.”

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