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Monthly Archives: October 2022
Fair Shares, Fair Markets. Can Music Have Both?
The music we listen to on music services has many creators, facilitators, and distributors. Everyone wants to be paid fairly for their work, and get a fair share of any future revenue. But are any of the different types of … Continue reading
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AI Will Help and Hurt Music. Here’s How.
Computers have been helping us make and store music for many years. Music AI is not so new either; already by the early 1990s there was widely available software runing on consumer grade desktop computers which could generate and regenerate … Continue reading
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Tagged hypercompetition, innovation, music AI, Pianoforte, Prehistory
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