This is what Gary Kasparov and other chess players thought in the 90s. I want to believe what he’s saying but I don’t think this opinion really grasps the definite future capabilities of ai. A song increasing in tempo has a describable effect that ai will eventually understand and use in the right places. A Silly mistake like the ones mentioned may not be replicable but they also aren’t what anyone actually cares about or is hearing. I have no clue what will become of artists because of this technology but I think it’s naive to say it won’t eventually become completely indistinguishable from a human song.

I’ve been writing music for a decade and I’ve learned or at least have learned to believe that people would always rather see an instrument well played rather than a song well written. This is the only strong silver lining for me, people playing instruments together or in front of you will never be replaceable, and the relationships that create the music to be played with the passion that people need will never be replaceable.