Brian Green

It came up with that.

That's great.

I actually logged into the Udio studio that I use to create AI music.

And yes, I create AI music because I don't have a band here to do that for me.

And it's very expensive to get musicians to do this.

And it's expensive to use Udeo Studio, too.

But also, you know, I have my reasoning.

So hate me if you want to, but whatever.

I'm just using it on the show.

So I could log into Udeo Studio.

Hate me if you want to.

Apparently some of you do.

So I log into Udio Studio and I make a song and I try and download it.

And it said, downloads are no longer available.

In conjunction with ASCAP, we are changing our platform altogether.

Soon you'll be able to take your favorite musicians and their songs and recreate them in your own voice.

So now these AI music platforms have now been cornered by the music industry is how I understood this.

And they are getting sued left and right.

And rather than, you know, if you can't beat them, join them, I guess is the way to put it.

So they are now going to feed all of these millions of songs that ASCAP has rights to, which is the big music rights owner.