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We were honoured at Musiio by SoundCloud to be named among Fast Company's Brands That Matter in the AI and data category last year. Why are we still a brand that matters? Because we're still proudly selling our AI-powered tools to the music industry. Musiio Tag and Musiio Search products are available for new music industry partners, from music catalogues to streaming platforms and more. We currently power 80+ music catalogue and tech companies with our innovative tools. (Why are we posting about this now? Well, a shipping mix up and the winter holidays meant we've only just received our 2023 award. But we couldn't be happier with it! Isn't it a beaut?) #musictech #musicindustry #musicbusiness #catalogue #innovation

"Passionate Music Producer and E-commerce Entrepreneur | AI Enthusiast | Seeking Opportunities at Tencent Music Entertainment" "Experienced in music production and e-commerce, with a passion for leveraging AI tools and automation for innovation. Founder of 'Detroit Project', focused on producing high-quality music and managing digital distribution. Eager to contribute to Tencent Music Entertainment's team, integrating technical expertise with a deep love for music and digital innovation."

Google's AI is gearing up to revolutionize our music streaming experience The YouTube Music extension in Gemini promises to seamlessly integrate our music preferences into the AI's capabilities. With this extension, users can command Gemini to search for and play music from their library or on the YouTube Music platform. What's more, Gemini leverages data from your YouTube Music profile to enhance its functionality, providing tailored recommendations and easy access to your favorite tunes. #Youtubemusic #gemini #ai

According to Goldman Sachs Research, 2023 was a turning point for the music industry in many respects, marked by the first ever major price increase by global streaming platforms, the modernisation of outdated royalty payment structures and the deployment of Generative AI. The analysts expect to see further progress in these areas in 2024 and beyond. They update their global music industry forecasts, overall raising their 2024-30E revenue CAGR slightly to +7.6%, reflecting a stronger outlook for the live music and music publishing segments. #music #AI #futures #forecast

🎵 Exciting news from YouTube Music! They're testing an AI-driven feature that lets you create personalized radio stations based on your prompts. Whether you're in the mood for "catchy pop choruses" or "epic soundtracks," this innovative tool aims to keep your playlists fresh and tailored just for you. In the battle for music streaming dominance, personalization is key. Spotify has long been a leader in recommendations, but YouTube Music's new feature could be a game-changer. 🔸 What do you think of using AI to generate music recommendations? Let’s discuss how this could change the way we discover music! #YouTubeMusic #AI #MusicStreaming #Personalization #TechNews 🎤

The future (also) belongs to digital services that guarantee spaces completely free of AI exploitation and content. A prime example is Cara, which offers a secure platform for creators to share their work without the risk of it being exploited for AI training without their consent. In just a few weeks, they've attracted over 500,000 users. In the music sphere, I feel certain this will become a central discussion within the next year. With the quality of catalogs available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music gradually being diluted by AI-prompted music from services such as Udio, Riffusion, and Suno, who will be the first music streaming service to make a similar pledge to both music creators and fans? Or is it even possible to make a meaningful distinction between human/AI music if most music production will rely on AI tools to some or full extent in the near future?

The Future of the Music Industry: Adapting to Tech Changes In this episode of Music With. A Twist, we dive deep into the transformative power of technology on the music industry with CEO Alex Brees, the visionary behind un:hurd music. As the founder of this groundbreaking music tech company, is at the forefront of a revolution that's reshaping how we create, consume, and experience music. From AI-driven music production and innovative streaming solutions to the rise of immersive audio experiences, technology is pushing the boundaries of what's possible in music. In this insightful conversation, Alex Brees shares his expertise on: 🔹 The latest technological advancements and their impact on music creation. 🔹 How artists and industry professionals are adapting to new tools and platforms. 🔹 The challenges and opportunities technology presents for the future of music. 🔹 Predictions for the next big trends in music tech. Tune in to get a glimpse of what's next for the music industry and how technology is driving its evolution. Whether you're a music lover, a tech enthusiast, or a professional in the industry, this episode offers valuable insights into the future of music. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode, we drop this new episode tomorrow! https://lnkd.in/eQ4U54fP https://lnkd.in/eQUVt5MS #MusicTech #FutureOfMusic #Innovation #PodcastInterview #MusicIndustry #TechTrends

How do you discover new music? For a lot of us, it’s through an algorithm. But how well does that algorithm really know you? A lot of the time streaming platforms will suggest new music on the basis of general popularity or because you’ve been assigned to a specific demographic. It’s not as personalized as you might think. With new tech and machine learning that is constantly improving, we can build systems that truly understand you and what you’re looking for. There’s a future where algorithms don’t arbitrarily assign you a demographic and suggest accordingly. And instead, they provide suggestions from a holistic understanding of who you are and what you want in a given context. Everyone is unique and the music we’re recommended should reflect that. New innovations are making this a reality. #music #tech #machinelearning

Sony is setting a firm stance against the misuse of its copyrighted music by AI developers and music streaming services. The entertainment giant has issued a warning to over 700 companies, including industry leaders like OpenAI, Microsoft, Spotify, and Apple Music, prohibiting the use of their music in the development, training, or commercialization of AI systems without authorization. This move aims to protect the rights and compensation of artists such as Beyoncé, Adele, and Harry Styles, ensuring they retain control over their work. Sony's actions highlight the broader struggle within the creative industries to safeguard intellectual property in the age of AI, emphasizing the need for fair practices and respect for artist and songwriter rights in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. Source: https://lnkd.in/ePZ9hB-Y

AI in the Music Industry: "Discover how AI is revolutionizing the music industry! In this video, we explore the latest AI applications in music creation, production, and distribution. Learn about AI-powered tools for composing, mixing, and mastering, as well as how streaming platforms use AI for personalized recommendations. We'll also discuss the potential impact on artists, producers, and listeners. 👉 Watch now to stay ahead of the curve in the music business! #AIinMusic #MusicTech #FutureOfMusic #AIComposition #MusicIndustry What's your take on AI in music? Share your thoughts in the comments below!"