r/Music • u/ebradio • Jul 21 '25

music Spotify Publishes AI-Generated Songs From Dead Artists Without Permission

https://www.404media.co/spotify-publishes-ai-generated-songs-from-dead-artists-without-permission/
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u/Abraham_Lingam Jul 21 '25

AI is the enemy of humanity.

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u/KaJaHa Jul 21 '25

*AI with a profit motive

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u/JamJamGaGa Jul 21 '25

*All AI

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u/Wuncemoor Jul 21 '25

Embarrassingly small minded take

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u/yarmulke Jul 21 '25

Please give a thoughtful rebuttal, then. Can’t wait to see what ChatGPT vomits out when you ask it for one and paste it as a response 🤣

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u/Dalecn Jul 21 '25

Detection of multitude of life altering or ending alignments at a scale an accuracy that was never previously possible.

Tracking and tackling climate change and climate disasters that come about due to them.

Improving widelife conservation.

Scientific discovery AI improves the speeds at which humans can research and make discoveries in so many important scientific sectors.

Improving the agricultural sector, making it more efficient, and creating greater yields.

A myriad of potential benefits alongside robotics, which has the potential to improve the day to day lifes of billions around the world.

Transportation in the future using AI we can see transportation systems running at much greater frequency 24/7.

Allowing people with severe disabilities to become more independent in day to day life.

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u/Wuncemoor Jul 21 '25

The world is bigger than your silly music and memes. Do you seriously think that AI assisted cancer detection is a waste of time? Har de har har you're so funny, Dunning-Kruger personified.

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u/Griffithead Jul 21 '25

AI assisted cancer detection COULD be amazing.

But will it be used ethically? Or will the models be trained in only certain ways that benefit the insurance companies?

What about false negatives? These companies are going to eliminate the human component. They say they won't. But you know they will.

We need massive regulation, but that's never going to happen, especially with the current administration.

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u/Stigmastep Jul 21 '25

All of these risks are entirely based on decisions made by human beings.

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u/Griffithead Jul 22 '25

What if the decision is to trust AI explicitly?

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u/Wuncemoor Jul 21 '25

Cool, so you agree with me that not all AI is bad

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u/Griffithead Jul 22 '25

Yeah, but the people that will control AI ARE.

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u/leddowa Jul 21 '25

Please delete this I physically cringed