Brief news summary

AI start-up Suno recently launched an iOS app that generates songs based on user input. However, this has led to concerns about copyright infringement within the music industry. Despite the controversy, the app can still be downloaded for free. The author of this article tested the app and found it enjoyable, creating a song about journalism. However, they began to question the value of such a haphazard approach to music creation. There are concerns that AI-generated songs may devalue the art form. Max Vehuni, from indie-pop duo slenderbodies, believes that AI can enhance an artist's creativity rather than diminish it. While concerns about copyright and the music industry persist, supporting artists directly is crucial. Ongoing discussions are needed to address the integration of AI in music creation.