You didn't make anything, aside from whatever lyrics, if any, you wrote yourself. The song is adequate. The beat, drop, and chords are not that complicated, yo

You didn't make anything, aside from whatever lyrics, if any, you wrote yourself. The song is adequate. The beat, drop, and chords are not that complicated, you could've learned how to do that yourself and not be chained to suno or whatever. I would be delighted if a friend took the time to personally write and produce a song about me. I would not care at all if I realized it was just auto-generated stuff being pumped out "5x per week". The former I would cherish, the latter would be disposable junk to be listened to once and then forgotten about. It's slop because it doesn't mean anything or has any value, not because it's literally sloppy. --- "listening to their same 20-40 artists who would be in billboards list each month" That's a you problem, quite literally a skill issue. There are so many indie artists making wonderful music that's leagues better than whatever hyper-distilled swill is on the radio at the moment. --- "tell me it has hurt the abundance and diversity of songs out there" Actual artists who make music composition and production their career ARE hurt when they can't find jobs/gigs/commissions because of things like suno. These tools are predicated on wholesale theft of music produced by humans. But you can generate disposable songs at breakneck pace that don't mean anything, so it doesn't matter.