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Episode 60: An Assessment of The Current State of AI

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Artificial intelligence has revolutionized how we discover, create, and consume music—but where exactly does it stand in 2025? After interviewing three leading AI music technology founders, I'm pulling back the curtain on the current state of music AI and its ethical evolution.
Remember the fear that gripped our industry when tools like Suno burst onto the scene? Those concerns weren't unfounded, but the landscape has shifted dramatically. Today's most innovative companies are building AI tools with fundamentally different values: enhancing human creativity rather than replacing it, compensating artists fairly, and respecting intellectual property rights.
From DAACI's musician-trained tools that function as creative co-pilots to VoiceSwap's groundbreaking marketplace where vocalists monetize their AI voice models on their own terms, we're witnessing the emergence of a more ethical ecosystem. RoEx Audio demonstrates how AI can handle the tedious 90% of mixing work while preserving the creative 10% that makes music uniquely human. These developments reveal AI's most valuable role in music creation: not as a replacement for human artistry, but as a time-saving assistant that handles repetitive technical tasks.
The distinction between AI voice models and real human performances is becoming a critical consideration for artists, with forward-thinking companies beginning to establish clearer frameworks for rights and compensation. By processing information through databases containing millions of audio fingerprints, these platforms ensure no copyrighted material is used without permission—addressing one of the industry's most significant concerns.
Whether you're excited about these tools or approaching them with caution, understanding their true capabilities and limitations is essential for navigating today's music business landscape. What ethical considerations matter most to you as we continue this technological journey? How might these tools transform your creative process without compromising your artistic integrity?

Reach out to me !

Websites
www.jonnyamos.com
https://themusicbusinessbuddy.buzzsprout.com
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/themusicbusinessbuddypodcast/
https://www.instagram.com/jonny_amos/
Email
[email protected]

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Chapters

1. Welcome to Music Business Buddy (00:00:00)

2. Current State of AI in Music (00:01:34)

3. Ethical AI Development at Darcy (00:05:35)

4. VoiceSwap's Approach to Voice Models (00:10:17)

5. ROW X Audio's Mixing Technology (00:15:42)

6. Conclusion and Final Thoughts (00:21:03)

60 episodes

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Artificial intelligence has revolutionized how we discover, create, and consume music—but where exactly does it stand in 2025? After interviewing three leading AI music technology founders, I'm pulling back the curtain on the current state of music AI and its ethical evolution.
Remember the fear that gripped our industry when tools like Suno burst onto the scene? Those concerns weren't unfounded, but the landscape has shifted dramatically. Today's most innovative companies are building AI tools with fundamentally different values: enhancing human creativity rather than replacing it, compensating artists fairly, and respecting intellectual property rights.
From DAACI's musician-trained tools that function as creative co-pilots to VoiceSwap's groundbreaking marketplace where vocalists monetize their AI voice models on their own terms, we're witnessing the emergence of a more ethical ecosystem. RoEx Audio demonstrates how AI can handle the tedious 90% of mixing work while preserving the creative 10% that makes music uniquely human. These developments reveal AI's most valuable role in music creation: not as a replacement for human artistry, but as a time-saving assistant that handles repetitive technical tasks.
The distinction between AI voice models and real human performances is becoming a critical consideration for artists, with forward-thinking companies beginning to establish clearer frameworks for rights and compensation. By processing information through databases containing millions of audio fingerprints, these platforms ensure no copyrighted material is used without permission—addressing one of the industry's most significant concerns.
Whether you're excited about these tools or approaching them with caution, understanding their true capabilities and limitations is essential for navigating today's music business landscape. What ethical considerations matter most to you as we continue this technological journey? How might these tools transform your creative process without compromising your artistic integrity?

Reach out to me !

Websites
www.jonnyamos.com
https://themusicbusinessbuddy.buzzsprout.com
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/themusicbusinessbuddypodcast/
https://www.instagram.com/jonny_amos/
Email
[email protected]

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome to Music Business Buddy (00:00:00)

2. Current State of AI in Music (00:01:34)

3. Ethical AI Development at Darcy (00:05:35)

4. VoiceSwap's Approach to Voice Models (00:10:17)

5. ROW X Audio's Mixing Technology (00:15:42)

6. Conclusion and Final Thoughts (00:21:03)

60 episodes

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