Zebulon

4mo

Yves Tumor will finally be recognized and respected

Don Whoreleone

4mo

Yves Tumor takeover coming sooner than soon!

Experiment626

4mo

Black Rock or Black House definitely the next wave

Rap never going anywhere tho & all it will do is evolve with the times as it always does

BigTobacco

4mo

he already is lol why are you acting like he’s some no name local artist

terror

2mo

every time I see videos like this, I keep coming back to S’s prediction. I love technology as much as the next person, but this feels like we’re legitimately opening Pandora’s box

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRvNxh1o/

SCOTT

4mo

ai music. very polarizing. probably strong generational divides.

• ghostsingers/ghostrappers are a thing (by 2024)

• we get a lot of new music from a lot of artists without the artists' involvement (or knowledge in a lot of cases). artists get screwed.

• major polarization. a lot of artists/fans argue about what real music is, a.i. doesn't have a soul etc.

• some artists initially embrace it. other artists pull their music from streaming platforms in protest (the ones who can anyway)

• labels license music to tech companies to train ai's to generate music with, or develop their own in house ai. either way, streaming platforms develop their own without labels due to label demands and licensing agreements

• lots of litigation

• streaming platforms offer music generated on the fly and tailored to your exact tastes (and current mood etc).

• the dsp market probably looks different than spotify vs apple music by this point. an ai-first platform that doesn't exist today could have spotify level marketshare in 3-5 years.

• live human/ai hybrid acts become a thing. live music w/ real people also gets a boost. also small gatherings of people creating music together (with/without ai-assisted instruments/tools) idk.

• gen alpha and a lot of casual listeners dgaf who/what made the music they're listening to

• people can eventually create their own virtual artists, just choose a few options and tap a few buttons. the artists have their own recognizable style, a back story, an image, etc. some people get really into this, kinda like gaming, exploring and interacting with the generated artists' worlds.

• there's a niche of people who almost exclusively listen to artists created and shared by others and arent really interested in human artists. the most popular ones monetize, make deals with streaming platforms, etc. s*** looks weird as hell.

none of this is happening in a vacuum ofc — ai becomes the biggest political issue, especially since it's affecting middle class skilled and highly paid jobs previously thought safe from automation. the political and legislative responses are too unpredictable so anything could happen.

tldr,,, scary dystopian ai music future

RICH

4mo

skillibeng

El Stepper Mmm Hmm

4mo

More and more trash

More and more ppl being nostalgic about 2016

Edm music

SCOTT

4mo

ai music. very polarizing. probably strong generational divides.

• ghostsingers/ghostrappers are a thing (by 2024)

• we get a lot of new music from a lot of artists without the artists' involvement (or knowledge in a lot of cases). artists get screwed.

• major polarization. a lot of artists/fans argue about what real music is, a.i. doesn't have a soul etc.

• some artists initially embrace it. other artists pull their music from streaming platforms in protest (the ones who can anyway)

• labels license music to tech companies to train ai's to generate music with, or develop their own in house ai. either way, streaming platforms develop their own without labels due to label demands and licensing agreements

• lots of litigation

• streaming platforms offer music generated on the fly and tailored to your exact tastes (and current mood etc).

• the dsp market probably looks different than spotify vs apple music by this point. an ai-first platform that doesn't exist today could have spotify level marketshare in 3-5 years.

• live human/ai hybrid acts become a thing. live music w/ real people also gets a boost. also small gatherings of people creating music together (with/without ai-assisted instruments/tools) idk.

• gen alpha and a lot of casual listeners dgaf who/what made the music they're listening to

• people can eventually create their own virtual artists, just choose a few options and tap a few buttons. the artists have their own recognizable style, a back story, an image, etc. some people get really into this, kinda like gaming, exploring and interacting with the generated artists' worlds.

• there's a niche of people who almost exclusively listen to artists created and shared by others and arent really interested in human artists. the most popular ones monetize, make deals with streaming platforms, etc. s*** looks weird as hell.

none of this is happening in a vacuum ofc — ai becomes the biggest political issue, especially since it's affecting middle class skilled and highly paid jobs previously thought safe from automation. the political and legislative responses are too unpredictable so anything could happen.

tldr,,, scary dystopian ai music future

koto

1mo

SCOTT the 🐐 no 🧢

Solace

1mo

The hell does tech alchemist mean 👩‍🔬

SCOTT

4mo

ai music. very polarizing. probably strong generational divides.

• ghostsingers/ghostrappers are a thing (by 2024)

• we get a lot of new music from a lot of artists without the artists' involvement (or knowledge in a lot of cases). artists get screwed.

• major polarization. a lot of artists/fans argue about what real music is, a.i. doesn't have a soul etc.

• some artists initially embrace it. other artists pull their music from streaming platforms in protest (the ones who can anyway)

• labels license music to tech companies to train ai's to generate music with, or develop their own in house ai. either way, streaming platforms develop their own without labels due to label demands and licensing agreements

• lots of litigation

• streaming platforms offer music generated on the fly and tailored to your exact tastes (and current mood etc).

• the dsp market probably looks different than spotify vs apple music by this point. an ai-first platform that doesn't exist today could have spotify level marketshare in 3-5 years.

• live human/ai hybrid acts become a thing. live music w/ real people also gets a boost. also small gatherings of people creating music together (with/without ai-assisted instruments/tools) idk.

• gen alpha and a lot of casual listeners dgaf who/what made the music they're listening to

• people can eventually create their own virtual artists, just choose a few options and tap a few buttons. the artists have their own recognizable style, a back story, an image, etc. some people get really into this, kinda like gaming, exploring and interacting with the generated artists' worlds.

• there's a niche of people who almost exclusively listen to artists created and shared by others and arent really interested in human artists. the most popular ones monetize, make deals with streaming platforms, etc. s*** looks weird as hell.

none of this is happening in a vacuum ofc — ai becomes the biggest political issue, especially since it's affecting middle class skilled and highly paid jobs previously thought safe from automation. the political and legislative responses are too unpredictable so anything could happen.

tldr,,, scary dystopian ai music future