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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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happy birthday AI music's impact on the industry is a complex debate; while it threatens traditional roles by offering cheap content and potential job displacement, it doesn't necessarily "kill" the industry, but rather forces it to adapt and creates opportunities for some artists and a need for transparency, copyright laws, and ethical labeling to differentiate human and artificial creations. Challenges Posed by AI Music Job displacement: AI's ability to generate music quickly and cheaply can replace human composers, sound engineers, and musicians, particularly in commercial music and stock music
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