[unfitted2545]

Rather than an existential threat, I could see it becoming it's own genre rather than infecting every other genre - when in the future people collectively realise it's kinda bad but has it's place as an almost retro aesthetic.

Our idea of nostalgia was not that long ago. Also it could be generated on open weight local copyright free models that are super efficient in the future :P

[dyauspitr]

There have been plenty of those is it AI or a real person music tests on the street you can find on YouTube. Almost no one knows which one is AI. There’s nothing there to be able to put them in different buckets.

[WarmWash]

People genuinely believe that a "trust me bro" system of denoting use of AI is viable approach to the problem.

[unfitted2545]

I mean I go to gigs of people I like, it's not hard to work out if someone is real if they're on stage/meeting up with fans afterwards

[dyauspitr]

You could probably put a bunch of AI music out to see what bites and then create a band post AI success that just plays what the AI was playing.