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Tag Archives: hypercompetition
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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Hypercompetition. How Platforms Destroy Markets.
The first rule of platform business success: increase supply as far beyond the market’s ability to sustain the suppliers as possible. It doesn’t really matter how – and many tactics have been tried. It doesn’t matter what it costs either … Continue reading
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Tagged competition, copyright, hypercompetition, markets, music
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