Jose Oros

And they had a mixed reaction of they are in awe of what this technology can do right now.

They're also wary and scared.

of what they listened to in terms of like, this is better than I thought.

And that's something that it was also my own experience.

But something that resonated with me and something that I've also been thinking about is it's going back to that concept that, you know, music is something that is, you know, uniquely human.

And I really like how one of the participants put it, it's human expression, right?

these AI tools, we find a way to collaborate with them and create things that, you know, there are new sounds, new people that are entering and creating this music that, you know, otherwise would not be able to.

So I'm hopeful that we can maximize benefits while, you know, reducing the harm.