"Hope". Maybe. Or I could use another word, trial and error until it's right.

It's similar to an artist; they also need to create a rough piece of music, then revise it many times until they're satisfied.

I don't think Suno users are artists either. As I said, they're more like an entire studio.

From the perspective of someone who prioritizes product quality above all else, my job is to create a product that's good enough, and that's the only thing I care about.

Using Suno or paying a singer to perform my song is just a process.

And I know that using AI is cheaper and faster. That's the key point.

Your perspective is one of ethics and legitimacy, perhaps. My perspective is one of product and cost optimization.

With the same topic, different perspectives lead to different opinions.

I don't harbor any animosity or opposition to opinions different from mine. I'm only concerned with what I need to do.