Vo Williams

That part is going to get challenged.

So what's going to have to happen is musicians are going to have to step up and get even better, get even more creative, become even more amazing.

It's an incredible opportunity for the tide to rise and for us to have to get up and work out.

Now we got to work out.

We can't lay around anymore.

Wow.

Not only is it a good thing for us as individual artists because now we have to try and we have to think and we have to get creative again, right?

But it's a great thing for music and music listeners because now you're going to have this renaissance of artists who are just trying to do something so fresh that a data set doesn't have it yet.

If you have the most advanced technology, the most advanced music AI come out tomorrow, that 100% of that music will always be behind me because that music is built on a data set and data is the past.

By no means am I an advocate for AI.

I am not an advocate for AI.

I just don't fear it.

What I'm an advocate for is human beings and human creation, human ingenuity, human resilience.

This is what I'm an advocate for.

We must go on despite what's set before us.

We must push forward and go on.

Now it's about what are we going to do?

What are we going to change?

What are our value sets?

How do we redefine not just how we beat the robot in terms of just the way that it sounds, what are other things that we can push forward as our value to offer the world, other human beings, a new value for us as musicians?