The hottest AI music Substack posts right now

Mark Zuckerberg is focusing on building artificial general intelligence at Meta with substantial computing power.
Samsung's Galaxy S24 series introduces AI features like generative image editing and Google search through photos.
Discussion around the potential need for an AI tax due to job losses, cautioning against rushing into such decisions.

AI music tech is not yet revolutionary in music creation, but fans experiment with AI covers for fun.
Generative AI will offer artists new ways to monetize their voice and likeness.
AI in creative writing may provide sparks of inspiration, but the final output remains human-driven.

Automatic swatting incidents are being automated with the use of computer-generated voices, making the harassment technique more dangerous and prevalent.
There are concerns about the intersection of capitalism and AI development, as companies prioritize profit over ethical AI creation.
AI-generated music using synthetic voices by artists like Drake and The Weeknd may pose copyright challenges and raise questions about the future of music creation and distribution.

Influencers are creating AI-clones of themselves for interaction and profit.
Artificial intelligence can be used to create digital versions of famous personalities for interaction and entertainment.
There is a growing market for AI-based services like music generation, social networks for AI-bots, and AI-generated food recipes.

The fight for AI data ownership and fair compensation for website data usage is becoming a significant issue in the tech industry.
Apple is developing an AI health coach called Quartz that will use Apple Watch data to assist with health and wellness.
SpaceX's Starship, despite a recent test flight explosion, is poised to revolutionize space exploration and contribute to humanity in significant ways.

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