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Will AI-generated music replace human artists?
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βΌ 1.44 voicesΒ·Updated 6d ago
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Timeline
Mar 13
Vocal.media published an article discussing AI's potential to replace musicians.
Nov 30, 2023
AI-generated music won a Grammy for the first time in history.
May 1, 2022
Major record labels began signing AI-generated music projects.
Jun 15, 2021
OpenAI released Jukebox, an AI capable of generating music in various genres.
Jan 1, 2019
AI music composition tools gained popularity among independent artists.
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Supportive
AI-generated music and jingles should complement, not replace, human creativity in radio production. Original compositions by artists and sound designers remain vital to station identity. #WRD2026
@KiprotichAGT Β· π Β· 1moβ₯ 1
Critical
Unpopular opinion: The music industry's biggest threat to artists isn't piracy. It's AI-generated filler music, fake playlist placements, and streaming rates that pay 0.003p per play. π₯ What's the biggest scam you've seen aimed at indie artists? #indiemusic
@JulienceNL Β· π Β· 1wβ₯ 1
Critical
Unpopular opinion: The 2026 Grammys snubbed real talent for AI-generated hits. Music's dead if robots win awards. Who's with me? RT if you agree, reply with your hot take! #GRAMMYs #AIvsArtists #PerfectFebruary https://t.co/wmFdHgXzAv
@PolishedHater Β· π Β· 1moβ₯ 1
Supportive
"Will AI music replace human artists?" "The future isn't just AI-generated it's AI-collaborated." The top voted comment on r/AIMusic in 2025. Not replacement. Not competition. Collaboration. AI makes the floor. Humans make it a home. https://t.co/5xjS5ObPqU #SunoAI
@Oionz Β· π Β· 6d
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