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New: Reed Smith’s Entertainment and Media Guide to AI In this article, we explore how advancements in AI are set to revolutionize the future of the music industry. Key takeaways include: · As AI-generated music and sound-alikes become more prevalent, collaboration between musicians and AI systems will likely become the norm · AI music generation is likely to challenge traditional business models in the music industry – the combination of quality, access and user appetite for AI-generated music will force labels to form a strategy to protect their investments · As AI continues to evolve, the music industry will need to develop structures that allow for innovation while respecting the rights and contributions of artists Read the article here: Thank you to the authors: Nick Breen Josh Love Bryan Tan Mikaela Belcher Hannah Kong #EntertainmentAndMedia #reedsmith #ArtificialIntelligence #AI

Love it or hate it, AI is already re-shaping how we create and listen to music. In this article, my colleagues Nick Breen Josh Love Bryan Tan Hannah Kong and I discuss the key shifts that we are expecting to see in the music industry over the next few years. Let me know in the comments if you agree!

YouTube's Music AI Incubator signals a new chapter in the fusion of music and artificial intelligence. Here's a look at what the brand hopes to achieve through AI-generated music and how it will impact the industry. #artificialintelligence #aiandmusic #AI #music #YouTube https://lnkd.in/gjsxAJdS

News in the World of Music and AI 🎶 We came across a thought-provoking article on Forbes about the potential collaboration between Google and Universal Music Group. They're reportedly in talks to develop an AI-generated music tool. The idea is intriguing: artists could license their voices to AI, potentially creating new tracks and experiences. But what do you think about this concept? Would you embrace the fusion of technology and artistry, or do you have reservations? 🤔 Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/d4euiBWP Drop your thoughts in the comments below. 👇 #FutureOfArtistry #TechAndTunes #TechCommunity #AI

From forecasting trends with data analysis to revolutionizing music production, AI's role in the music world is growing louder. Dive deep into how AI's promising capabilities meet challenges in copyright and the essence of human creativity. Read the full article: https://hubs.la/Q01_FDVz0

From forecasting trends with data analysis to revolutionizing music production, AI's role in the music world is growing louder. Dive deep into how AI's promising capabilities meet challenges in copyright and the essence of human creativity. Read more: https://hubs.la/Q01_Fys20

We have seen the homogenization of music as artists leave real instruments behind. The use of AI will undoubtedly change the way we perceive the creative process. The music industry, much like every other industry, is going to capitalize on all of the data it owns (in the form of recordings) by supplying licensable AI training sets. https://lnkd.in/gKUktTsv

It's no secret that AI is slowly taking over. Whether you are excited or nervous, the reality is that AI is in the music industry and could have a lot to offer artists. Here is an article to help you decide if you should embrace these changes or resist: https://lnkd.in/eF_cnrjf

Very interesting bits regarding AI usage and attitudes among music producers. I'm glad that the survey differentiated between generative and assistive AI since I think they are very different animals, particularly in terms of ethical concerns. The results pretty much echoed my own thoughts, with generative AI being viewed negatively by the majority. What was more surprising to me was the breakup by age group. Younger age groups are MORE negative towards generative AI... This I was glad to see. The kids are alright. I was also surprised at first that the older age groups had negative views of assistive AI... but I guess that means they are simply negative towards AI use in general. As far as willingness to pay, it'd be interesting to dig deeper into how this might diverge depending on the format of the tools. I'm pretty sure that the value of a stand-alone AI tool would be perceived differently than a plug-in or a DAW, as well as how central the AI is to the function of that product. Thank you Andreas Ahlenius for sharing the article. #musicproduction #ai #musictechnology #musicproducer #audioproducts

Interesting survey on attitudes regarding AI usage in music production #audioproduction #audiotechnology #ai