Nope. I did that for y2k and again for the pandemic. It's physically, mentally, and financially exhausting and things never turn out anywhere near what you think they will IMHO.

No. Just a composer with a very large catalog, 85-90% of which I haven't had time to properly tag and describe for sales (using just song, names or file names isn't enough, you need very, very specific tags related to the mood tempo audience, beats per minute instrument list and on and on for every song in order to have proper exposure in the various music libraries online). I've been too busy over the last 30 years writing stuff to bother with adding all this data. So with the advent of these machine learning tools, I'm hoping they can help.

I do not know everything, nor have I listened to every artist or genre. My categorization and genre choices would be limited to my limited experience. Having an assistant who has that would be a great timesaver and help me get hits I would otherwise miss.

Actually I'm pretty sure it's because the music tools are NOWHERE near the quality visuals are. They'll catch up. Just not right this second.

Time for this composer to start posting anti-AI stuff online. JK screw it I'm going fishing.

They have already started to.

Relax and go fishing

Hymnnary is a very different kind of music focused on very modern electronic performances of traditional hymns.