Kai Risdahl

So talking to folks about how they make it work is always fascinating to me.

You know, I heard the conversation between you and Libby Burdett, who produces this piece or is producing this piece before I actually jumped on the line, talking about how you hope it continues to be real people.

You know, I heard the conversation between you and Libby Burdett, who produces this piece or is producing this piece before I actually jumped on the line, talking about how you hope it continues to be real people.

And I mentioned that because the tendency here might be to say, oh, look, AI can do this.

And I mentioned that because the tendency here might be to say, oh, look, AI can do this.

And why do we have to pay these people to do this?

And why do we have to pay these people to do this?

Right.

Right.

And I think that's sort of inevitable and that's already kind of happening.

And I think that's sort of inevitable and that's already kind of happening.

I was sort of worried as I started reporting that, oh, the secret sauce to this is going to be AI.

I was sort of worried as I started reporting that, oh, the secret sauce to this is going to be AI.

And the truth is a lot of these artists are using AI to make their process faster, kind of on the back end.

And the truth is a lot of these artists are using AI to make their process faster, kind of on the back end.

But at the heart of it, music is about producing an emotion and it's about feeling and it's about catching a vibe.

But at the heart of it, music is about producing an emotion and it's about feeling and it's about catching a vibe.

And I still think at the high end of Sync and even the middle ground,

And I still think at the high end of Sync and even the middle ground,

You cannot do better than people.