iamtrask: AI music lets people skip the 10,000-hour rite of passage
iamtrask · x · 2026-09-28
iamtrash notes that prompting AI to generate music is rightfully annoying to musicians because everyday people get to skip the 10,000-hour human-copying process — a rite of passage for centuries. Yet it is mildly hypocritical for musicians to cry foul at copying other musicians.
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