Jandro Cisneros

La IA ya está cambiando la música.
Y esta conversación apenas empieza.

En este nuevo episodio de Music & AI / Música e IA, hice dos preguntas muy directas:

¿Preferirías perder un trabajo contra un músico… o contra la IA?
¿Debería la IA aprender de los artistas sin su permiso?

Gracias a Jose .er y a Ximena por sumarse a esta conversación y compartir sus perspectivas.

Y gracias también a por compartir el video de The Times que inspiró esta reflexión.

Esto apenas empieza.
La IA ya está aquí.
La pregunta ahora es cómo vamos a proteger a los artistas, al trabajo humano y a la música.

Te leo en los comentarios:
¿Debería la IA aprender de los artistas sin su permiso?

ENGLISH VERSION

AI is already changing music.
And this conversation is only beginning.

In this new episode of Music & AI / Música e IA, I asked two very direct questions:

Would you rather lose a job to another musician… or to AI?
Should AI learn from artists without their permission?

Huge thanks to Jose .er and Ximena for joining this conversation and sharing their perspectives.

And thanks as well to Dani for sharing the Times video that inspired this reflection.

This is only the beginning.
AI is already here.
The question now is how we are going to protect artists, human labor, and music.

Now I want to ask you:
Should AI learn from artists without their permission?

Tell me in the comments.

AI is already making music.
Creating songs.
Cloning voices.
Shifting the industry.

So I went to to ask one question:

“If an AI song made you cry, would you still call it art?”

Thank you to everyone featured in this video:






Featuring Maya Bommelaere, Mayana Baker, Morgan Soukup, Cecilia Vera, and Estefan Mendoza.

This is Music & AI.
And this is only the beginning.

What do you think?
If an AI song made you cry, would you still call it art?

Tell me in the comments.