Q Is that the best way that you see artists using AI as, uh, essentially pre-visualization, like What would happen?
A That's what I see. The guys that I know, you know, the producers that I know, I talk to them, you know, and I, I, I keep in touch with a lot of producers cause I was a producer and I relate in the record business. I'm, I really relate to record producers that had journey and stuff, you know? So when I was at Interscope, it was driven by record producers, you know, Swiss Beats, Pharrell, Dre, Timbaland, you know, uh, Will I Am, uh, Polo to Don, all these guys who were at Interscope, At one time or another. I hope I didn't leave anybody out. I'm sure I didn't. I'm sorry. But, um, you know, they, they are learning how to use this. They, it will come from them. And, yeah, they'll be, look, there are, there are artists out now that can barely sing happy birthday. Ok. Ok. So, So what's the difference between, if you can barely sing happy birthday, if you can't sing happy birthday at all, right? So that, they will always be boring, silly, You know, records like that, right? But the great artists and the great producers will maybe create real masterpieces, you know, because of this, it'll spark something. So I'm very pro AI. I just think that in the beginning, there's always the Wild West in anything like this. You just gotta, you've seen it enough, you just go, okay, it'll, but I, I, I, the, the guys that are running the labels are really trying to do The right thing here. And, ah, I …
AI assessment note: “That's what I see. The guys that I know”