One thing that's been pretty interesting is AI vocal splitting, which has revolutionized the art of remixing music that couldn't be fully remixed before. I use

One thing that's been pretty interesting is AI vocal splitting, which has revolutionized the art of remixing music that couldn't be fully remixed before. I used it to remix one of my favorite songs ever by Biz Markie just before he passed last year. It ended up being the last remix made of his music before his passing, and I sent it to his manager just before, so I'd like to believe he heard it. It still has a ways to go (as audio quality can be spotty and incomplete), but these online services can often separate more than just vocals now, they can cut individual instruments out of music, and even create pretty good instrumentals. I have been able to remove uncleared vocals from fully mixed tunes that I've made so they can be released as well. I never thought it would have been possible 20 years ago when I started music. As for AI generated music, I think it will be a travesty to de-value or remove humans from the music/art making process entirely, it will always likely be something derivative of human work in essence anyway, but I don't think it will ever match the depth and soul of human-generated music to people who truly know and love music, some things just can't be emulated. Here's the remix video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL14JH5f-qM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL14JH5f-qM