A key feature of modern pop is repetitiveness, so easy for AI to generate. (No, I'm not being "the older generation," this has been analyzed.) Interesting point you make about intellectual property. I suppose one could argue that I built/programmed the computer system. Would be an interesting one for the courts.
I wonder if AI imitation of a musician (or for that matter a writer) would be any better or worse than having a human imitate them. There's always controversy about those, like when a new writer either completes a work from notes that were left, or creates an entirely new work, in a series. Usually, they are pretty awful.
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Date: 2025-06-24 07:00 pm (UTC)A key feature of modern pop is repetitiveness, so easy for AI to generate. (No, I'm not being "the older generation," this has been analyzed.) Interesting point you make about intellectual property. I suppose one could argue that I built/programmed the computer system. Would be an interesting one for the courts.
I wonder if AI imitation of a musician (or for that matter a writer) would be any better or worse than having a human imitate them. There's always controversy about those, like when a new writer either completes a work from notes that were left, or creates an entirely new work, in a series. Usually, they are pretty awful.