Comments by "" (@MarvinPowell1) on "Did AI Just End Human Made Music? Ft. Rick Beato" video.

  1. @anurag-when-afk As I said in another comment, those who fear AI taking their job or doing away with their creativity were never good enough to deserve recognition to begin with. All AI will do is rid the world of mediocre and lazy artists, while all the rest will thrive. In that case, I fully embrace AI with open arms. I'm not afraid of some computer stopping me from writing stories, making movies, or being creative. But sure, lazy people always gonna complain about something, just like cabbies did when Uber became a thing ten years ago, and when newspaper editors complained about the internet twenty years ago. There's always gonna be a horse and buggy coach whining about technology "taking their jerbs" instead of people learning how to adapt and innovate. So again, I'm 100% for AI if it means mediocrity is done away with and the truly talented humans get to shine in a world of AI. It's not like the mainstream music industry hasn't been formulaic garbage for the past 15-20 years, anyway.
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  2. As said in another video, there's always big hype when new technology comes around, and eventually that hype goes down and people get bored with it. And as I said in another comment, all AI will do is put mediocre, lazy, and untalented people out of work, as new technology always scares people like this. This is nothing new. Cars, radio, television, and internet had the same untalented and lazy people panic back in their decades upon their introduction. And frankly, this needs to happen. And as a creative person myself, I wouldn't let AI scare me from making stories and art. Mediocre people shilling their garbage on Fiverr and DeviantArt, are scared however, cause they know they're mediocre. Either innovate and adapt, or learn to code, cope, and seethe.
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  3. @SSSuta Real artists create, despite what's out there. If a computer can make you quit your hobby or fear your job, you were never good enough to deserve recognition, to begin with. So in that case, yes, stick to your day job since you're a quitter and mentally weak.
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  4. Damn! My channel never makes the cut, LOL!
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  5.  @vovalos  Sturgeon's Law: 90% of everything is crap. I'd say more like 98% if we're talking about mainstream record label music and even they are considered to be "better" than the amateur stuff you'd find on YouTube (most of the time, but not always.) All AI will do is put the lazy, talentless, and mediocre people without record labels and connections out of work, which is frankly just life. Talented and enthusiastic artists will thrive no matter what, so no; we're not going to be losing sleep with less Drakes, Ice Spices, Megan Thee Stallions, and Billie Ellishs in the world replaced by AI.
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  6.  @marmantole  Only if you already sucked at it, to begin with.
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  7. I've been using Suno for the past two weeks and it's amazing. The one issue with Suno is that it makes a LOT of mistakes; about 20-25% of the time, it will completely ignore the prompt or things like artist gender, genre, instruments, etc. It gives you 50 credits (10 songs) a day for free, so I don't recommend paying for Suno yet cause it still needs some bugs to be worked out. Udio is better value for your money, giving you 600 credits a month, but it's less good at creating the kind of music you'd like and overall will just put out a lot of trash content. So Suno gives you better music, when it actually works properly, but Udio is a better value as a free AI music site, but a lot of their creations won't be good. AI really is becoming scary at imitating art.
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  8. Give it another five years for the military to start noticing it.
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  9. @existential_ Exactly. The only people whining about AI are the ones who already suck and were never going to be creatively successful to begin with. They keep using the "AI can't replicate human emotion" excuse as if the mainstream music industry hasn't been putting out shallow trash for over twenty years now. Any creative person, Rick Beato or myself, are not scared of AI, but every mediocre lazy trash "artist" is both scared and angry at AI and this is just Auto Tune and drum machines all over again. Yes, AI will put some artists out of business, but only the lazy, garbage "artists" who make slightly worse art than AI, but want hundreds of dollars for it. Anyone else actually adapts with the times and embraces the new tools at their disposal. Because as I said, mainstream pop music has essentially been manufacturered algorithmic trash for a long time now, anyway.
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  10. I know. With that accent and hobby, he sounds like he'd be a skinny, really short hipster white guy, like Destiny or someone. I was almost expecting green hair.
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  11. Like with any new technology, the only people who are going to "lose their jobs" to AI are the people who already suck at it. Sturgeon's Law, buddy. Adapt to changing times or learn to code.
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