Terrence O'Brien

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135 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Jul

Terrence O'Brien’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I mean, they they definitely are different things.
If you would ask Mikey Schulman, the CEO of Suno, you know, he would say that it's about democratizing access to the tools of creation.
It's about lowering the barrier of entry for music making.
Write a song with a prompt like, hooray, great creativity, right?
Like that's that's a pitch.
I think Mikey Schulman kind of gives the whole game away.
Honestly, he very famously quoted as saying people don't enjoy making music.
And then I would just say you don't belong making music.
Absolutely.
I think like there is some of that fully generated, like original music.
And I'm using quotes for those who are listening and not watching.
out there, but I would say the most visible use case, the most popular use case for AI and Suno or whatever other model you want to use, you do is these like genre transfer covers.
There's Nick Harrison.
I think they they call him the professor.
He got very famous on TikTok and Instagram for a little while, making basically like
starting out with like yacht rock covers of songs and then eventually spinning off into other genres.
And sure, the first time you're like, oh, this cover of Disturbed that sounds like Steely Dan sure is kind of funny.
But how many times can you do that?
And, you know, once you start digging into like the ethical stuff as you keep doing it, it becomes a little bit problematic.
I find that dystopian just to be like the idea that you would make and listen to music on pseudo and that's your whole destination is.
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