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How do you discover new music while avoiding AI generated ones?
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this post was submitted on 21 Jan 2026
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Good music is created by people though? Do you think ai could write an original Nirvana song?
"Underneath the bridge Tarp has sprung a leak And the animals I've trapped Have all become my pets"
What's an AI gonna write about? Any internal strife or past experiences? Traumas? It's all hollow.
Plenty of artists have used randomness in their compositions. From contemporary classical to David Bowie picking words on bits of paper at random to make lyrics.