Author: Sven
Here's my latest single, YOU DISSOLVED INTO NOTHING, from the forthcoming album 'BITTERSWEETS'. This is a good one, I promised!
Back in August 2016, I started something that—at the time—felt small. I made a playlist on Spotify with the music I was listening to the most that month.
A soundtrack constantly plays inside my head—sometimes abstract, sometimes vivid, always emotional.
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into the creative process — especially in music — it forces a fundamental question: Should the artistic value of a work depend on the tools used to create it?
AI-generated music is making waves, and ‘Rooftop’, one of my latest tracks, has climbed to the top of the charts in the Facebook group Nordic AI Music Creators, a growing community of digital artists pushing the boundaries of sound and technology.
The rise of artificial intelligence in creative fields has sparked a debate: Can AI-generated images, videos, and music be considered true art? To answer this, we must first define what art actually is.
The integration of artificial intelligence into the creative process has sparked intense debates across artistic communities. Many argue that AI-generated art lacks soul, that it threatens traditional craftsmanship, or that it devalues human creativity. Others worry about ethical concerns, from copyright issues to the displacement of artists.
