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As generative AI gets better, what will happen to artists?

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Generative AI music tools are sparking debate in the creative industries. While some see AI as empowering and inevitable, others worry about job losses and copyright issues, with companies like Suno facing lawsuits over training data use. Industry reactions remain mixed, with some artists embracing AI while others seek protections against potential job displacement.

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