Artificial intelligence in music: feared, trivialized, demonized (part 3)

In part 3 of the Music and AI series, Markus Deisenberger deals with the copyright issue of "man vs. machine" and poses the essential question in the context of participatory democracy: "How do we want to shape AI? And what does the development of AI have to do with the invention of the railroad?

Markus Deisenberger

PublishedFebruary 6, 2025

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Artificial intelligence in music: feared, trivialized, demonized (part 3)

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Markus Deisenberger

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Markus Deisenberger

Markus Deisenberger, born in Salzburg in 1971, is a lawyer and freelance journalist who lives and works in Salzburg and Vienna. He is editor-in-chief of a Salzburg city magazine and publishes regularly in German and Austrian magazines. He also writes novels, most recently "Winter in Vienna".

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