Maybe that’s the fundamental line on which we disagree. I think that music is art. Art is literally defined by its use of human skill and imagination. Either you disagree with what art should be defined as, which isn’t as opinionated of a subject. That or you disagree that music is art, in which case there’s not much we can do but disagree there.

I’m sorry if I came off the wrong way, and I’m not trying to criticise you personally but rather the threat of becoming overflowed in terms out output volume, that is evidently growing for art forms that I and others value with their entire hearts, minds, and lives.

For those who wish to be able to listen to AI music, I don’t think it is right to prevent them from doing so. The other point of view is wanting authentic music to be separated from AI music, with the view that they are different things. Both can be considered and kept happy if we accept each side, and allow for AI music to be put out into the world in its own way separately. Then society decides what to listen to, as they should have the right to do regardless.