They Teach AI Music at Music School Now...

Summary by Krater

Adam Neely examines the backlash at Berklee College of Music over generative AI in songwriting classes, analyzing why the school's ties to companies like Suno and the promotion of AI music risk alienating students and musicians.

From the video

Answers: Why are Berklee College of Music students protesting generative AI in songwriting classes?

• generative AI in music
• Berklee College of Music AI controversy
• AI music licensing and copyright issues
• Suno AI music generator
• musicians' perception of AI music tools

What it concludes

• Berklee College of Music students have protested generative AI adoption in songwriting classes due to concerns over future job prospects and creative devaluation.
• Suno's training data includes music files scraped from the internet without licensing or permission from copyright holders.
• Berklee's push to teach generative AI tools like Suno creates a branding contradiction with working musicians who oppose AI music generation.
• Promoting generative AI music tools that lack proper licensing and attributionalienates young music fans and working musicians who view AI as a threat to authentic art.