Yeah I agree. 

AI can easily replace mediocrity in music and artistry, and that's a good thing. 

The bar for creating something that can be considered "art" with lived human experience will be higher.

Honestly, I don't see human artists (albums, concerts, ...) being replaced by AI-generated music. I see this tech being used more in games, movies, and stuff like that. Some industries might replace human music because of copyright stuff.

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I wonder to what extent artists can retain the creative process involving human experience or will high time preference sloppification prevail?

Probably “pop music” will become more and more 90% AI-created, and then the organic grass-fed music will only be assisted by AI tools.

Google launches Lyria 3 Pro music generation model

I wonder to what extent artists can retain the creative process involving human experience or will high time preference sloppification prevail?

Probably “pop music” will become more and more 90% AI-created, and then the organic grass-fed music will only be assisted by AI tools.