Jaden Schaefer

So it's kind of interesting.

It's like one place where you can generate the music, but also check other music to see if it was generated there.

This is going to be rolling out to basically Gemini users that are 18 and older everywhere in the world.

English, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, and Portuguese are all going to be supported.

So you can make songs in other languages, which is kind of cool.

I think right now, AI music is definitely something that is growing a lot.

We have Yudio, we have Suno, we have a lot of other platforms that are kind of working on this.

YouTube and Spotify are definitely leaning into this a lot.

They're signing deals to monetize AI-assisted tracks.

And I think at the same time, there's a lot of AI companies that are getting lawsuits from the music industry over training data and copyright claims.

So Deezer introduced a system to label AI generated songs, they're trying to limit fraudulent streaming on their platform.

Spotify came out with a bunch of AI rules, although they say you can create or use AI in your songs, but they're, you know, they're obviously telling people not to make 100% AI generated music.

But they're like, you know what, if you are being creative with AI and making music, and people like to listen to it, and there's no fraudulent streaming going on, like have at it.

So I kind of like that approach that Spotify is taking, because obviously, this is very useful for artists that perhaps create a song, but they don't play violin, but they need a violin solo for a couple seconds in the background, and they want to use AI to generate it.

Anyone that's like, you have to use a real person, you know, maybe they can't afford it.

Maybe they're from, you know, yeah, maybe they just can't afford it.

And so

I think this is incredible.

It really sparks creativity and lets you create way more.

So I see that 100%.