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[**Wikipedia** (emphasis mine)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music)
> In the most general of terms, music is the arrangement of sound to create some combination of form, harmony, melody, rhythm, or otherwise **expressive** content.
> In the most general of terms, music is the arrangement of sound to create some combination of form, harmony, melody, rhythm, or otherwise <strong class="highlight-text">expressive</strong> content.
I'm going to harp on this again but, yes, yes AI-generated content is derivative. Music is appealing *because* it is an innately human, creative act. It could be something as ugly as death metal, as soothing as ambient music or as joyful as pop can tend to be.<!-- excerpt -->
An AI application will mimic these characteristics but will fail to capture what it sets out to devalue.
**[Rolling Stone manages to disappoint in their uncritical coverage of a startup in this space:](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/suno-ai-chatgpt-for-music-1234982307/)**
> Suno's founders **decline to reveal details of just what data they're shoveling into their own model**, other than the fact that its ability to generate convincing human vocals comes in part because it's learning from recordings of speech, in addition to music.
> Suno's founders <strong class="highlight-text">decline to reveal details of just what data they're shoveling into their own model</strong>, other than the fact that its ability to generate convincing human vocals comes in part because it's learning from recordings of speech, in addition to music.
I don't want AI created art, there is no value there. Generative AI will increase the volume of available content and data, but we already have a glut of that. The original creators of art and music are already struggling to make a living.