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AI is transforming the music industry, bringing both opportunities and challenges. Despite hurdles, a balanced approach holds promise for a future where AI and human creativity converge for musical innovation. Check out this insightful piece by David Henkin. #AIinMusic #Innovation https://lnkd.in/e8eVUTFn

Curious about whether that catchy tune was made by a human or AI? Check out the evolving role of AI in the music industry and what it means for musicians and listeners alike. Let's see if you can tell the difference! #suno #aimusic #aidetection

A timely and essential read on AI and music, culture and society. https://lnkd.in/gJSqQjX5

SORA Text to Video AI Model To Impact The Music Industry? Here is how 💡 Read: https://lnkd.in/enphEQFc #musicindustrynews #musicindustry #sora #texttovideo

I’m going to give you guys the blueprint of how I believe the music industry is going to go: First was Fan Interaction: Where fans were able to buy music through vinyl, cassettes, and CDS. Fans were able to discover new music through traditional radio and cable TV which increased opportunities to interact with new music from breaking artists. With the advent of social media and music streaming came the next wave which is Fan Engagement: Now fans can actually engage with music through home videos which became a viral engine through platforms like YouTube and TikTok. Music streaming platforms like Spotify were able to simplify Fan Interaction through user generated fan-made albums (playlists) and discovery through algorithmic recommendations. Now, with generative AI comes a unique opportunity I call Fan Participation: For the first time in the history of the music business, fans can become part of the creative process and work with artists on a much more deeper level. Artists can earn royalties through the creative imagination of the fans. I look at Grimes AI as a perfect example of this. There are so many applications and possibilities that is untapped and riped for innovation. Instead of looking at it like Napster 4.0, majors need to take a double look at new AI technologies that can enhance the fan participation experience. Music used to be an art form where certain creators can benefit. Now with AI, the art can be shared and collaborated with the fans. This not only increases fan engagement but also fan interaction as well. It’s a triple-win for major record companies and large indies.

New Op-Ed I wrote for Music Business Worldwide (MBW) about the future of music as generative AI moves transforms the world of creation. https://lnkd.in/g9Bz5Nki

Artists unite against AI in music: creativity or chaos? Over 200 musicians raise their voices against AI's intrusion in music composition, fearing loss of authenticity. Their message is clear: music must remain a human expression, not a machine's algorithm. Explore the full story and artist reactions in our article ⬇️ #AIethics #MusicIndustry #Creativity #AIinMusic #ArtisticIntegrity #AI https://lnkd.in/d7sJyZPS

Transforming the Future of Music Creation with Google DeepMind's Lyria and AI Experiments #AI #artificialintelligence #DreamTrack #generativemusic #GoogleDeepMind #llm #Lyria #machinelearning #Music #MusicAItools #musicindustrycollaboration #responsibledeployment #SynthID #Techgiants

Seven Principles for Music Creation with AI have been outlined as follows: - “We believe music is central to humanity.” - “We believe humanity and music are inseparable.” - “We believe that technology has long supported human artistic expression, and applied sustainably, AI will amplify human creativity.” - “We believe that human-created works must be respected and protected.” - “We believe that transparency is essential to responsible and trustworthy AI.” - “We believe the perspectives of music artists, songwriters, and other creators must be sought after and respected.” - “We are proud to help bring music to life.” Originally published by Musictech. https://lnkd.in/gQRZXJty

“Revenue risk: By 2028, 23% of music creators’ revenues will be at risk due to generative AI, an estimated cumulative total damage of half a billion (AUD$519m) AI adoption: Over half (54%) of those surveyed agree that AI technology can assist the human creative process. AU/NZ songwriters and composers are early adopters Income impact: 82% of music creators are concerned that the use of AI in music could lead to them no longer being able to make a living from their work Policy demands: 97% demand that policymakers should pay more attention to the challenges related to AI and copyright In the largest study of its kind in the region, music rights organisation, APRA AMCOS, has unveiled the results of its exhaustive report into AI in the music sector – AI and Music* – revealing the technology’s potentially devastating impact on Australian and New Zealand music creators. Conducted by Berlin-based consultation and research group, Goldmedia GmbH, the report is based on survey responses from over 4,200 APRA AMCOS members across Australia, New Zealand and overseas in May and June this year, including songwriters, composers and music publishers.” Read the full article for more: #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IP #IntelectualProperty #GenerativeAi #GeAi #CIAM #Copyright #Artists #Songwriters #Composers #Lyricists #MusicPublishing #CMOs #APRAAMCOS #APRA #Music #MusicBusiness #Musica #MusicIndustry #Musique #Musik #MusicBiz #Songs #MusicLicensing #Royalties #MusicRoyalties