FT essay makes "the moral case for human music" amid AI content flood
JMateosGarcia · x · 2026-10-19
The author recommends a Financial Times essay, "The moral case for human music." As a music fan, he notes the piece hits hard: aligning intrinsic value (craft), extrinsic value (consumption) and societal value (public goods) is already difficult, and AI-generated content is making it worse.
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