Show Notes
How technology will shape music business in the next three years. The music industry is a fast paced ever-changing beast. It’s hard to keep up with the latest trends and developments in the space but I’ve got your back. Jacqueline Jax radio host and creator of music marketing insider gives you her predictions for the music industry in 2023 forecasting the important technology that will shape music in an impactful way.
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The war with technology and music begins a Spotify cracks down on AI generated music catalogues. On today’s edition of Jax daily with Jacqueline Jax sponsored by A.V.A Live Radio more companies begin to experiment with artificial intelligence to create music so Spotify is taking action to ensure that it’s music catalogues remain authentic. The popular music streaming platform seems to be taking a site approach to AI generated music. A I music start a boomy has revealed that it’s distribution pipeline to Spotify has been cut off. According to Spotify they have cut off the catalogue due to suspicious streaming and the specifics are left wide open leaving music creators confused as to if AI music is permitted on the platform or if it will be banned.