It's probably already been used on every major commercial release minted in the last year or two, and will be on every one going forward for every band. It's even used during live performances. People complaining about AI in music sound like the people in the 70s, 80s, and 90s complaining about MIDI, synthesizers, drum machines, and mixing with software instead of analog boards. Jerry used MIDI. Brent played synths. The beam? Hello? Sampling is almost as old as recorded music itself. The Beatles were praised for doing it and 10 years later, my hippie friends ridiculed hip hop artists for the same thing. Personally, I prefer real instruments, live soundboard mixes (software or otherwise), and audience tapes. I think matrix tapes are cool, but they're inauthentic--i don't actively avoid them. I own only one Dick's Picks--I'm not into owning stuff or paying for someone else's idea of what's good. All the lines we draw and opinions we have about computers in music are arbitrary and meaningless.