Harvey Mason Jr.

The agenda is to generate more revenue so that we can push it back into the industry, back into the community. For us, it's about the health and the uplifting of music. I mean, this stuff is important. Music is so dang important, especially right now, maybe more than ever. with the way the country's gone, the world's gone, with so many disparate ideas and opinions. But I've seen it.

The agenda is to generate more revenue so that we can push it back into the industry, back into the community. For us, it's about the health and the uplifting of music. I mean, this stuff is important. Music is so dang important, especially right now, maybe more than ever. with the way the country's gone, the world's gone, with so many disparate ideas and opinions. But I've seen it.

When I travel, when I see other parts of the world listening to music or listening to artists, we might have a crazy disagreement. But when the music comes on, everybody's dancing and clapping and singing. And it just opens up people's minds and their eyes. And so because of the power of music and because of my belief and the Academy's belief in the power of music,

When I travel, when I see other parts of the world listening to music or listening to artists, we might have a crazy disagreement. But when the music comes on, everybody's dancing and clapping and singing. And it just opens up people's minds and their eyes. And so because of the power of music and because of my belief and the Academy's belief in the power of music,

When I travel, when I see other parts of the world listening to music or listening to artists, we might have a crazy disagreement. But when the music comes on, everybody's dancing and clapping and singing. And it just opens up people's minds and their eyes. And so because of the power of music and because of my belief and the Academy's belief in the power of music,

We're going to do everything we can to try and make sure that we're supporting it, we're lifting it up, we're showcasing it, and giving it a chance to do what it does. And if that means shortening the show, we'll do that.

We're going to do everything we can to try and make sure that we're supporting it, we're lifting it up, we're showcasing it, and giving it a chance to do what it does. And if that means shortening the show, we'll do that.

We're going to do everything we can to try and make sure that we're supporting it, we're lifting it up, we're showcasing it, and giving it a chance to do what it does. And if that means shortening the show, we'll do that.

If that means lengthening the show, more artists, less artists, different genres, more voted, we're going to continue doing that work to change and evolve every day so that we can keep doing what we need to do to lift music people.

If that means lengthening the show, more artists, less artists, different genres, more voted, we're going to continue doing that work to change and evolve every day so that we can keep doing what we need to do to lift music people.

If that means lengthening the show, more artists, less artists, different genres, more voted, we're going to continue doing that work to change and evolve every day so that we can keep doing what we need to do to lift music people.

The state of play is so much uncertainty and I'm concerned because AI as it relates to human creativity scares me to death. I know it has a lot of power and potential to enhance and amplify human creativity. But right now we don't have guardrails in place. We don't have any systems or processes set up so that human creators can be protected.

The state of play is so much uncertainty and I'm concerned because AI as it relates to human creativity scares me to death. I know it has a lot of power and potential to enhance and amplify human creativity. But right now we don't have guardrails in place. We don't have any systems or processes set up so that human creators can be protected.

The state of play is so much uncertainty and I'm concerned because AI as it relates to human creativity scares me to death. I know it has a lot of power and potential to enhance and amplify human creativity. But right now we don't have guardrails in place. We don't have any systems or processes set up so that human creators can be protected.

So the state of play is like we've got to get to work as an industry. And I know a lot of the smartest people are investing in AI, which I totally understand because it is so powerful and there's so much potential. But for me as a musician, as someone who also represents 25,000 members and music people from around the world, I want to make sure that human creativity is protected.

So the state of play is like we've got to get to work as an industry. And I know a lot of the smartest people are investing in AI, which I totally understand because it is so powerful and there's so much potential. But for me as a musician, as someone who also represents 25,000 members and music people from around the world, I want to make sure that human creativity is protected.

So the state of play is like we've got to get to work as an industry. And I know a lot of the smartest people are investing in AI, which I totally understand because it is so powerful and there's so much potential. But for me as a musician, as someone who also represents 25,000 members and music people from around the world, I want to make sure that human creativity is protected.

For all the reasons I just said, the importance of music and the ability for us to tell stories and change hearts and minds, I think the human component to that is really, really dang important. So a little nervous that we haven't got it sorted out, but I'm also optimistic, to be honest, Nilay, because... Human creators are not like computers.

For all the reasons I just said, the importance of music and the ability for us to tell stories and change hearts and minds, I think the human component to that is really, really dang important. So a little nervous that we haven't got it sorted out, but I'm also optimistic, to be honest, Nilay, because... Human creators are not like computers.

For all the reasons I just said, the importance of music and the ability for us to tell stories and change hearts and minds, I think the human component to that is really, really dang important. So a little nervous that we haven't got it sorted out, but I'm also optimistic, to be honest, Nilay, because... Human creators are not like computers.