AI in Business Host
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 28 Feb
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Now, the train on copyrighted work without consent, I'm of course, I think everyone's on board with that.
They're going to kind of sign these licensing deals.
So artists get compensated.
And I think that's totally cool.
But as far as undermining human creativity, I mean, you could be unlimited creative with these tools.
Like there's no limit to how creative you can be.
Basically being able to say any type of instrument.
And at the end of the day, users want quality.
And so when you're listening to music, if you think something sounds cheesy or bad or
or too AI-generated or fake, you're just not going to listen to it.
It's not going to be something that sticks around with you.
But if someone uses it in a really tasteful way and creates an amazing piece of art and brings their vision to life, I think that's incredible.
And also, there's so much electronic music that's created today that's just on computers anyways, so I really don't see... It's basically just kind of the next way that we use these tools.
Okay.
So there's also a legal landscape that we're seeing with the whole music industry that feels pretty unsettled.
There's a bunch of publishers recently that sued Anthropic for about $3 million.
They alleged that there was unauthorized downloading of about 20,000 copyrighted songs.
And this is a completely separate case because Anthropic doesn't even have a music generator.
But the federal judge ruled that the training on copyrighted materials might actually be legal.
They said, of course, pirating it is not.
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