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Music is so obscenely post-scarcity I don't see how anybody has anything to complain about. There's so much you can listen to exactly the kind you want until th
by causi 4y ago
Music is so obscenely post-scarcity I don't see how anybody has anything to complain about. There's so much you can listen to exactly the kind you want until the end of time.
- echelon 4y agoAnd with AI/ML, we're soon to be creating more music in any given month than all of human history to this point [1]. It's going to be very interesting to see what fates await the RIAA, labels, industry awards, streaming giants, top musicians, legacy musicians, and small artists. I think each will navigate the upcoming AI future in a slightly different way. New types of entities will emerge, and many old players will no longer exist in the same shape or form as they do today. If at all. [1] (I'm furiously working on this, and I know a lot of others are too.)
- osigurdson 4y agoSuggest optimizing for quality/marketability. There is no shortage of music but hits are rare.
- echelon 4y agoThose are but gradients!
- raydiatian 4y agoFuriously
- echelon 4y agoIt's past midnight and I'm in my office, as I am every night. Though you may have me since I'm sneaking off to HN to comment. I need to set noprocrast.