HeyJaredWhat's Up in Music (AI)
Welcome to our podcast series that explores the exciting fusion of artificial intelligence and music technology. In each episode, we delve into how AI revolutionises the music industry, from creation and production to distribution and live performances.
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Who Made the Music? AI, Artists and Royalties (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is reshaping the music industry, raising questions about creativity, copyright and fair pay. This episode explores how Spotify, the RIAA and other industry players are responding through identification labels, recommendation policies and measures to combat streaming fraud. While artists such as Tyga embrace AI in production, debate continues over transparency and the use of copyrighted training data. From digital watermarks to upload screening, the industry is seeking way
The Aesthetic Caste System (opens the original)
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The global music industry is currently undergoing a violent structural transformation precipitated by the rapid proliferation and commercialization of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Initially heralded by technology evangelists as a fundamentally democratizing force capable of leveling the playing field for historically underfunded artists, the practical application of generative audio technology has instead cemented a profound operational divide. The contemporary music economy is now d
The Fight for the Beat (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore the music industry’s massive 2026 clash with generative artificial intelligence. As synthetic music floods the digital landscape, the industry is pushing back hard to protect human authenticity and economic fairness. What we cover in this episode: The Streaming Crackdown: How platforms like Tidal are enforcing strict labels and withholding royalties on fully machine-generated tracks. Artists vs. Tech: The escalating copyright lawsuits from record labels and artist uni
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