When I use AI to make a work of music, am I the composer? or is it the AI? or am I and the AI co-composers? And when I play the music that I made with AI, am I the performer? or its it the AI? or are we co-performers?
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DeadEyeMetal t1_ja0ight wrote
Assuming your question is serious (quite an assumption, all things considered), well, you're certainly not a composer. Beyond that, who cares?
GalleonStar t1_ja2mhnv wrote
You absolutely are the composer. You can hit a keyboard randomly and write down the notes and call yourself a composer, using a tool that requires your input is more involved than that.
GalleonStar t1_ja2mkgu wrote
You can if you programmed the AI, or if the AI user agreement signs over ownership of the completed work to the user.
Laethettan t1_ja366m8 wrote
Uh but when your tool does it for you, you have not done anything. I have a coffee machine, I press a Button. The machine made the coffee. Not me
DeadEyeMetal t1_ja374pb wrote
Yup. Same as "writers" who use AI.
Not creativity, not art. Cheating.
HumanJenoM t1_ja39bfp wrote
You might want to check with the U.S. Copyright office that is not what their rules state.
HumanJenoM t1_ja0afl5 wrote
You cannot copyright works created by AI so be careful.
As far as credits go it depends on how honest you want to be. You can pull a Milli Vanilli and take credit for AI's compositions and performance, but history shows that doing so usually does not end well.