Award-Winning Songwriter Kevin Griffin: How AI Is Disrupting The Music Industry | Forbes

Award-winning songwriter, Kevin Griffin, joins "Forbes Talks" to discuss how AI is impacting the music industry.
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[@partymarty6969]

what’s more astonishing is that we have AI taking over music production yet we’re still demanding musicians to live like circus entertainers? all that time on the road is WAY more damaging than AI ever could ever be. like for real … what year is it?
PSA: AI is not the problem. the problem is the lack of innovation within the LIVE music industry.

[@OfficialStellarCore]

You are very correct when you say AI is a tool for songwriters. It's a tool but human input is completely necessary to make it good. Also, think of the individual artist that can use this tech rather than a large record label. It opens up lots of possibilities.

[@markharris4022]

Sounds like future artist will have to get off their A$$ and starting learning how to perform like the K-POP industry already does (regardless of who or what wrote the lyrics)....Right!

[@AnwaarsTarot]

This interview is about to tell a lot of people how to use AI to cancel writers who wouldn't have known about it otherwise. This sounds like advocacy for AI. Without this interview a lot of people would never know.

[@partymarty6969]

what’s more astonishing is that we have AI taking over music production yet we’re still demanding musicians to live like circus entertainers? all that time on the road is WAY more damaging than AI ever could ever be. like for real … what year is it?
PSA: AI is not the problem. the problem is the lack of innovation within the LIVE music industry.

[@KyalTagon-nl7cb]

Forves. Shar min aung. A I.(C.E.O.)

[@rineric3214]

I hate to say it, but I think AI is going to take over because the younger kids will automatically embrace it as the next new thing. It's the modern world. They will not have to pay artists anymore. Music will still be just as popular as ever. But, it will just be music done for fun instead of money. It will probably liberate us from dreaming of getting rich just by doing music. Music will just be free. The love of money is the root of all evil. Music is escaping from that love of money. We should all be organic farmers and then whatever else we like to do. Like music!

[@rodbarker6598]

The scary part in all this Ai stuff is that humans will lose their individuality, great artists of all genres will get lost in a sea of social media finger-pointing, oh that's not real, yeah he cheated, I knew it he is a fake,,,,,the great original individuals will be ruined by one rumour, computer/Ai is the ego let loose on a button that can make John Doe an online Elvis so long as he has his laptop, although that will probably move to a wristwatch hologram, ai is bound to have big consequences in our evolution. It is all amazing technology that is sucking humanity in like a Vacuum Cleaner, 100 years from now I wonder what will be in the dust bag.