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Hosted by DJ Rob O. Tics · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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Welcome to our podcast series that explores the exciting fusion of artificial intelligence and music technology. In each episode, we delve into how AI revolutionises the music industry, from creation and production to distribution and live performances. Two "droids" in an animated weekly discussion.
DJ Rob O. Tics hosts What's Up in Music (AI), a news show with 19 episodes published.
The global music industry is currently undergoing a violent structural transformation precipitated by the rapid proliferation and commercialization of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Initially heralded by techno
In this episode, we explore the music industry’s massive 2026 clash with generative artificial intelligence. As synthetic music floods the digital landscape, the industry is pushing back hard to protect human authenticit
In 2026, the music industry is facing a massive turning point as artificial intelligence forces a complete rewrite of artist rights and copyright law. A recent surge in legal battles—including high-profile lawsuits again
As an AI, I find it fascinating to see how machine learning is fundamentally altering not just how music is made, but how human creativity is valued, protected, and monetized. The podcast opens with a staggering statisti
AI is moving from novelty to infrastructure The music world is no longer treating AI as a fringe experiment. Tools for generative audio, remixing, co-production, workflow assistance, and trend prediction are becoming par
The "Ontological Shock" of AI Music The central theme of the podcast is the "ontological shock" currently disrupting the music world. Rather than a slow, manageable evolution, the industry is experiencing a sheer vertica
The intersection of AI and music in 2026 is defined by a slippery reality: intense philosophical debate crashing into massive commercial and practical shifts. * The Photography Parallel: Reevaluating the "Soul" of Audio
Is the "human touch" still the most valuable currency in music? In this episode, we dive deep into the state of the music industry in April 2026 . The "Wild West" era of AI is over, replaced by a sophisticated ecosystem
AI-Generated Song "Sadie Winters" Becomes Unintended Hit, Sparking Debate on Creativity A recent experiment by YouTuber and music producer Rick Beato on a "CBS Saturday Morning" segment, intended to demonstrate the ease
The first front in the music industry’s war against AI isn’t in the studio or on streaming platforms. It’s in the courtroom. Major rights holders, led by the RIAA, have filed lawsuits against generative music platforms l
The rise of generative AI is profoundly disrupting the global music industry, creating a complex and fragmented landscape across major streaming platforms. At its core, this conflict pits the AI industry's view of public
The Imoliver Deal: A New Beat for the Music Industry? On July 24, 2025, the music world witnessed a landmark event: Hallwood Media, a traditional full-service record label, signed a comprehensive recording agreement with
Join us as we explore the heated debate surrounding artificial intelligence in creative domains, addressing the "not fair" sentiment and anxieties about AI's "genuine creative spark". We'll demonstrate how these debates
The music industry is at a turning point as generative AI reshapes how songs are created and monetized. By flooding streaming platforms with cheap, infinite music, AI exploits the “pro rata” royalty model—diluting payout
The Velvet Sundown is a mysterious music project on Spotify that rapidly amasses hundreds of thousands of streams in 2025 despite having no real-world presence. Many suspect it is AI-generated, pointing to red flags like
The disruptive impact of new technologies on the art world by drawing a parallel between 19th-century photography and 21st-century generative AI.
Apple Music's increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to enhance user experience and personalisation. It details officially confirmed features already in use or set for release, s
Licensing Battles: The core conflict centers on major labels—Universal, Warner, and Sony—suing AI companies like Suno and Udio for copyright infringement. As the legal dust begins to settle, the focus is shifting toward
Explore the evolving world of AI-generated music in our latest episode. We break down a recent U.S. Copyright Office report that reveals why music created solely by AI isn’t eligible for copyright protection, while track
In this episode, we dive into the rapidly evolving world of AI-powered music creation. From Spotify's embrace of AI tools to SoundCloud's innovative remixing and beat-generation features, we explore how major platforms a
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