AI is controversial among artists, who cite plagiarism and lost opportunities for creatives. Some Dallas musicians share these concerns, and others are cautiously optimistic.
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“And if you can find a distributor that will just upload it for cheap onto Spotify, and they're not a good distributor that does, you know, the vetting they're supposed to do, it’s really not hard to do.”The biggest blow to AI’s role in the arts is its association with music that sounds fake and derivative. “This sounds like AI” is a diss that's tossed around a lot these days., a Dallas-based producer and audio engineer, has worked with the likes of Nas, UGK and Lil Wayne.
Josh Antonuccio, associate professor at The Ohio University’s School of Media Arts and Studies, has cited “Now and Then” as an example of AI’s positive potential in music. "Taking an open-minded, creative approach to using AI in music creation can empower the amateur artist or producer who’s not too musically inclined as their professional, experienced peers," he says.
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