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by Michael W. Brown - 09/29/26 02:00 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 7,150 Likes: 87
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Ben, Frank,
There is something that you may want to consider.
Your songwriting took a quantum leap up when you started leaning heavily on AI to write lyrics.
The all-of-a-sudden jump in quality was remarkable.
It seems that you are involving AI early in your songwriting process,
And then involving AI heavily in the production of the songs where the music is developed.
With the intent of recording them once developed.
That level of AI involvement likely makes your songs un-own-able by you or anyone.
And anyone who wants to use your songs and claim them as theirs is free to do so.
It is reasonable to assume that your songs are legally not your property and not "pitch-able" for that reason.
We are all just doing this for fun.
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